Gravel Driveway: Pros and Cons For Installing and Maintaining
With proper care and maintenance, a gravel driveway can last up to 100 years. That’s because there’s just so little that can go wrong with gravel. Unlike a solid asphalt or concrete driveway, it’s not going to crack or sink. Though concrete and...
Simple Tests to Determine the Quality of Your Gardening Soil
If you’re planning to get serious about gardening it’s crucial you get to know your soil type. No matter how much work you do in your yard and garden, all that careful sowing, weeding, and tending could be in vain if the quality of your soil is not up to scratch. Of...
Landscaping Tips: 4 Frequently Asked Questions about Fill Dirt
Fill dirt is comprised of soil that sits below the nutrient-rich top layer of dirt and may also be referred to as subsoil. This type of dirt has virtually no organic matter in it but may include things like rocks, stones, or sand. The dirt can be purchased either...
3 Uses for Pea Gravel Other Than Your Driveway and Walkway
Pea gravel is a mix of very small stones used to spruce up outdoor spaces. You’ll find it in public parks and around commercial structures, and most commonly of all, in your residential yard or garden. Pea gravel is used for driveways winding path across your lawn but...