Sentences with phrase «with pea gravel»

But I had to fill scads of zip lock bags with pea gravel and pack them around the tree to hold it up while it was in the urn.

All that's left to do now is the sitting area with the pea gravel.

The second project is / was the grass in our back yard, along with a pea gravel space for some teak chairs (otherwise known as the killer patio chairs).

A low boxwood hedge provides the structural framework of the potager, with a pea gravel path offering access to the different beds.

I was thinking about taking out my brick patio, replacing with pea gravel.

If your container doesn't have drainage, cover the bottom with pea gravel just enough so you can't see the bottom of the container.

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I made my own sandbag that can hold up to 60 lbs with a small military grade duffle bag I got from a military surplus store, contractor grade trash bags, duct tape, and pea gravel, for $ 60.

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You can find the FULL post along with the before + afters HERE.I will be sharing more details, like our easy pea gravel patio and the rest of the sources in the next few weeks but if you have any questions before then, please ask.

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Pea Gravel retains a cool temperature but can quickly be cooled with water if it gets hot.

Roads and sidewalks are often sprinkled with salt and pea gravel.

This is a raised area much like a flower bed that, instead of being filled with flowers, is topped with pea - gravel or artificial turf and acts as a physical spot for your dog to eliminate in.

Flat roof: 50 mm pea gravel finish on Geotextile membrane, on Resitrix EPDM single ply membrane, on 75 mm Dow Roofmate insulation, on 22 mm WBP plywood, on 200 x 50 metal web joists at 400 centres, with 200 mm mineral wool fitted between metal web over Intello with sealed joints, on 12.5 mm plasterboard and hardwall skim coat.

In contrast, water-wise landscapes reduce or eliminate turf grasses and replace them with hardscape such as pea gravel, crushed granite, or natural stone.

To make hardscape look softer, Stock likes to fill in between choices with moss, creeping thyme, or a different material like pea gravel.

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Last summer we created our own pea gravel patio and it is just begging me for a tiny garden with pots and plants!

Catch up on the previous posts here: Creating a Backyard with Zones Pea Gravel Patio inspiration post Progress on Backyard Pea Gravel Patio

As you'll see in upcoming posts, we not only created this pea gravel area for the firepit and BBQ, but we are also going to lay our own flagstone patio in a newly leveled out upper level connected area with a table for eating.

The yard didn't have any structure at all to begin with, so last year we focused on adding shape, interest and function by creating a pea gravel patio for our fire pit, a flagstone walkway, and designated some planting areas.

And then we would also start out with our first major usable space, a large pea gravel patio with a flagstone walkway around to the enclosed area for the pups.

I'm wondering how you are getting along with the 2 doggies and the pea gravel?

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We just finished a patio extension and used pea gravel, with a few stepping stones.

I have pea gravel on the side of house where I have my hose and pot my plants, never had problems with tracking in the house.

We have a pea gravel patio area in our backyard and we don't use it at all... I hope you aren't disappointed — I really wish we had gone ahead and put a cement patio back there... hopefully you will «inspire» me with your ideas!

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Fill the bottom of the planter with a little pea gravel for drainage, then add your potting soil and plants.

I have a pea gravel area now with a graywashed picnic table and light blue bistro chairs.

After the installation of a special high - resistance rubber liner, the pond floor is filled in with carefully placed and sized granite rocks; in place of regular river rocks, he says, you might opt for flagstone to make standing and walking on the bottom easier, or create a pea gravel «beach» at one side.