Versatile Gravel

Versatile Gravel Pea gravel is useful for paths, work areas and social spaces. Additionally, it fits easily among plants and shrubs and will remain attractive for a long time. Combine pea gravel with ornamental grasses for a stunning design.



Checkerboard Groundcover Create a checkerboard design utilizing wood, gravel dividers and low-growing, streamlined Acaena and sedum.



Pebble Swirl Use pebbles of various colours and shapes to construct creative patterns into pathway layouts.



Path With Low-Growing Sedum Low-growing sedum makes an interesting pattern among coarse gravel.



Utilize Slate Chips Slate chips can be used to mulch pathways between plantings in a garden.



Woodland Course A path created with bark chips and log rounds blends perfectly into a woodland setting.



Form Pebbles into Measure Sculpture Small pebbles have been formed to provide an interesting circular measure pattern in rocks.



Meandering Soft Pebble Path Retain a soft pebble pathway by employing brick edging for support. Soft surfacing for garden paths is made up of pure materials which include mixtures of stone, shell and wood.



Pebbles Offer Allergic Interest Bricks and pebbles arranged in a structured design add visual interest in this example of a pure paving choice suited to a large landscaping layout.



Shredded Bark Mulch Used to Line Garden Pathway Try shredded bark to mulch pathways lined with stones and plants in a backyard.



Terraced Cottage Garden This cottage garden involves a lesser and main terrace combined with brick measures and a graveled principal entry that ties the space together.



Larger Rocks Paired with Smaller Stones as Mulch Blend bigger rocks with smaller ones to mulch around garden trees and shrubs.



Natural Materials Insert Feel Deep borders with layers of taller plants make this yard seem bigger than it really is, and organic materials like gravel and stone give the garden a soothing texture.



Just Beachy Cut sleepers have been laid among pebbles to provide a shore look for this pathway.



Wood Strips Path Powerful with Ornamental Grasses Narrow wood strips create an effective route when placed along grasses but could be slippery when wet.



Little Pea Size Gravel Employed on Garden Pathway Pea-sized gravel is a great selection for soft pathways in a garden.



Sea Worthy Gravel is raked at a maritime pattern with this soft garden pathway.



Linear Plan This formal design uses an abstract design with boxwoods and dirt.



Shapes and Texture Lend Zen Appeal This stone and gravel garden is quite zen-like with a very simple and sleek design. The textures and shapes create visual play.



Dressing Up Weed Control Use decorative gravel, pebbles or slate chips to disguise a weed-preventing membrane covering the soil in a courtyard area.



Drainage Solution Gravel makes a great mulch. Spread around plants that require excellent drainage, such as sedums.



Gravel Risers Gravel risers type shallow steps within this contemporary landscape design. The outcome is practical art with great visual impact within this shaded garden.



Stone and Gravel Mixed Stone and gravel are used in combination to get a rustic path within this garden.



Use Gravel for Contrast Gray gravel is popular for soft palate, especially when contrasted with organic fibers and texture, like this fiber ottoman.



Pebble and Gravel Edging This pathway features pebbles and dirt put in concrete for a visually-interesting edging.



Gravel at a Mediterranean Design This Mediterranean garden layout is made with gravel paths, terra cotta pots and a sunny website.



Slate and Gravel Create Natural Appearance Inside this garden with a pond, bits of slate combine with gravel for a natural appearance.



Landscaping as Practical and Sustainable Art A rich, modern landscape design style employs gravel along with grass and steel to create sustainable and functional art.



Narrow Garden Space of Townhouse This very narrow space on the side of a townhouse is made more interesting by using an interesting paving pattern using tiles and pea gravel, and a variety of plants in baskets.



Tiered Gardens Paved with Gravel and Tile A graveled area is fundamental to this two-tiered town garden apartment that contains a terrace placed using random rock paving, and lower and higher pools combined by a waterfall.



Marble Mulch Marble mulch covers the beds within this contemporary garden featuring glossy bamboos underplanted with white peonies.



Peaceful Setting A water feature surrounded by pathways covered with little gravel produces a natural-looking feeling great for relaxing.