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A pea gravel patio is cheap and easy to install and maintain! But it has a few drawbacks. Learn all the pea gravel patio pros and cons here!

Tenesia & Terence | NC on Instagram: "🚧 DIY Patio & Pergola-Part 3 🚧 concrete is finally complete! Next up on the to-do list is deciding what we want to go in between the pavers. Should we do gravel, black mulch or black mulch (bottom layer) + black rocks on top? #diyproject #diyhomeprojects #backyarddesign #diyideas #homeimprovement #concretedesign #diycouple #backyard"

If you've followed me for a while, you'll know I've never had much desire for gravel in the garden. Don't get me wrong - I don't hate gravel and there's certainly a time and place for it, but after having an entire yard full of gravel in the old house (full garden tour here), I

This plastic edging goes underneath the pavers and keeps their edges straight and secure!

At a cost of about $5 a square foot, a pea gravel patio is easy on the budget (especially if you open the 50-pound bags and rake the gravel yourself)–and c

backyard patio done with crushed river rock and cafe lighting

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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.

Use large pots or containers to grow plants. These can be moved around to change the layout and add height variation to your garden.

The edge of a gravel patio.