Gravel

Gravel consists of small, loose, rounded or angular stones, typically ranging in size from a few millimeters to several centimeters. It is a versatile and cost-effective material commonly used in landscaping for paths, driveways, garden beds, and drainage systems. Gravel comes in a variety of colors and sizes, allowing it to complement different landscape designs, from rustic and natural to sleek and modern. Its porous nature makes gravel an excellent choice for areas where drainage is a concern, as it allows water to pass through easily, preventing puddling and reducing runoff. Gravel is also low maintenance; it does not need to be mowed, watered, or fertilized like grass, and it can be easily refreshed or replenished as needed. While it is a durable material, gravel can shift over time, so edging is often used to keep it in place. Its affordability and versatility make gravel a popular choice for both decorative and functional uses in outdoor spaces.