Why, When, And How to Add Limestone In Your Garden…
Limestone is primarily composed of calcium carbonate but may contain small amounts of clay, silt, and dolomite. If a soil test indicates low magnesium, dolomitic limestone can be used to correct both the nutrient deficiency and pH. The value of limestone is in its...
5 Things to Keep In Mind When Choosing the Proper Gravel for Your Landscaping Project…
There are a number of reasons to choose gravel for your garden: the satisfying crunch it makes underfoot, its relatively low cost compared with other hardscaping materials, the environmental benefit of preventing runoff and erosion, and the fact that it looks good...
Pea Gravel Is a Great Hardscaping Addition to a Variety of Residential, Commercial, Industrial, and Public Landscaping Projects…
These small, fluid stones found near bodies of water have an appealingly smooth texture, the result of natural weathering. Pea gravel comes in sizes from 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch, about the size of a pea, and in a range of natural colors like buff, rust-brown, shades of...
4 Ways Pea Gravel is a Great Landscaping Choice If You Own a Dog…
If you own a sweet, furry friend that likes to run freely around your yard while barking at the wind– this one’s for you! When you first bring home a small puppy it can all seem joyful and fun, you probably don’t even think what owning a dog might mean for your...