Patios, pathways and edging stones help define outdoor spaces and make them easier to maintain through the spring and summer.

Q I want to incorporate some paved areas in my landscaping, but I don’t want to use concrete or pavers because of the expense and permanence. What about gravel? Can I install gravel myself, or do I ...

Creating a DIY garden path can be budget-friendly by using inexpensive materials like pea gravel, mulch, bricks, and concrete step stones. Although gardens themselves can be costly, constructing a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Muddy and wet patch in grass lawn - Douglas Sacha/Getty Images There are many ways to use gravel in your yard, but one of the most ...

Q I would like to incorporate some paved areas in my landscaping, but I don’t want to use concrete or pavers because of the expense and permanence. What about gravel? Can I install gravel myself, or ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A gravel path - Photo_pawel/Getty Images Creating an outdoor living room in your garden can transform your backyard space by ...

Gravel and rocks can be used to add color and texture to your landscaping, are usually affordable, and can often be laid as a DIY project, so you save even more money. These paths are extremely ...

Garden paths are a key component of your garden’s design. Not only do they serve a practical function, they also help define your garden’s style. You should first determine the type of garden style ...

Gravel between raised beds promises a clean, permanent finish and almost no upkeep. For many home gardeners, reality sets in ...