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As the name implies, a gravel garden is an area of land where mostly native plants grow in a bordered section of gravel. A sustainable alternative to some other gardening systems, gravel gardens require about 80% less maintenance than a typical perennial garden. "When we create these, we want to create a gar…
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A gravel garden is simply any garden featuring a gravel mulch. You can build an environmentally friendly gravel garden by using sustainably sourced gravel and choosing native plants to grow in it.
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If you've ever mulched a landscape bed with gravel, you know that grass -- and weeds -- can grow in gravel. And that gravel compacts the soil underneath. ... or red fescue …
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Dig a hole that's roughly twice the width of your plant's rootball and deep enough so that the top of the plant's rootball is level with the soil's surface. Remove your plant from its pot and tease out the roots. Place it in the hole. …
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A 25kg (55lb) bag of gravel will cover 0.6sq m (0.7sq yd) to a depth of 5cm (2in). Gravel can also be bought in bulk, delivered by truck, usually in bags holding about 1 cubic metre, which …
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The gravel should touch the crown of the plant (where the stem meets the roots). Credit: Courtesy of Jeff Epping Types of Plants to Grow in a Gravel Garden . Many different …
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To ramp up the tactile effect, line your path with ornamental grasses. The best grass varieties for gravel gardens include miscanthus, pennisetum and stipas. Finally, create a …
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Your landscaping rocks should be about 2-3 inches deep. For this project, we used pea gravel. ⅜ river jacks are another good option, or if you're using a clear container, decorative stones in …
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Simply wash the gravel once it's down to get rid of the dust and restore the gravel to its expected appearance. The ideal depth for gravel is 50mm: any shallower and you're …
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With the right plants and planting technique, you can cut weeding and watering to almost nothing! Learn how to grow a low-maintenance gravel garden here. Jeff Epping created …
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If putting gravel at the bottom of pots did increase drainage, all the professional horticulturists working in plant production nurseries would just do that, placing different …
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Step 3 - Planting the aquatic plant. Gently loosen the root ball and then place into the prepared basket. Now surround the plant roots with the soil and top the basket up to about 4cm from the top with more soil, Remembering you will …
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