For outdoor projects like driveways, patios, and more, gravel remains a popular option thanks to its accessibility and affordability. One of the main things to consider before installing a gravel ...

When it comes to designing an outdoor living space, homeowners have plenty of choices to consider. Will the area serve as a place for outdoor dining, a cozy gathering spot, or even a peaceful, ...

Editor’s note: Welcome to the 69th installment of Brownstone Boys Reno, a reader renovation diary about renovating a brownstone in Bed Stuy. See the first one here. They also blog at ...

How much gravel (inches) should be laid as the base for a stone patio (presumably tamped down, covered by sand, tamped down, and then putting stone down)?

Weeds on gravel and patios come in a variety of species, but one gardening expert has shared a simple hack to deal with pesky ...

You selected a patch of the backyard that would be perfect as an outdoor living pad. But before you roll out the barbecue and lounge chairs, plot out how you’ll walk from your home to your newfound ...

"We are looking forward to when our makeshift gravel patio at the end of the driveway is a thing of the past." Homeowner: Gregg Stull, left, of Alexandria, with partner Brandon Prendergast The ...

Just like stubborn moss, weeds find holes in gravel and cracks between patio slabs to be the perfect environment for them to flourish. What’s more, the gaps and holes often receive enough sunlight to ...

Weeds on gravel and patios come in many different species, from grassy weeds like henbit and purslane to woody weeds such as broadleaf or dandelions - all of which can sprout up in large numbers.