Gravel on side of house

Looking for a project this Labor Day? We took 3 days to transform our side yard, add a pathway, disguise ugly utilities, and fence off a neglected part of our backyard. It's not maintenance free and looks better than ever- get the details on the blog!

Gravel is an effective and affordable way to build garden paths quickly. However, loose gravels do require robust edging materials to retain the aggregate. Consequently I have listed and summarised 6 of the best edging materials for garden paths.

It's finally here! Part 5 of our Backyard DIY series. Today we're outlining how we completely renovated our back yard and built a paver patio & foot path. In just two days you can add value to your home and transform your backyard into a little slice of heaven.

It's finally here! Part 5 of our Backyard DIY series. Today we're outlining how we completely renovated our back yard and built a paver patio & foot path. In just two days you can add value to your home and transform your backyard into a little slice of heaven.

If you've ever laid mulch or gravel you know easily it can get misplaced. Especially if you have little ones running around. When we installed pavers in our back yard I wasn't thinking ahead and after filling the joints with loose gravel, we quickly realized we needed a solution. Enter, Mulch Glue! WHAT IS MULCH

Simple, modern landscaping is taking over! See this weekend project unfold at our home into the modern gravel garden bed of our dreams!

Love stepping stones + aggregate path punctuated with contrasting plants. Looks clean, orderly.

A drip edge is a trench filled with gravel that prevents mud from splashing against your home. You install it where water drips off the roof. I also use a drip edge when the grade next to the house is the same level as the siding. Install the drip edge one foot from the siding when controlling a grade and […]

North side of the garage to the gate Z Freedman Landscape Design Venice, CA