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Crushed stone path and patio construction
Hi,
I have a new home with a very large plain backyard. I am planning and preparing to add character, but must do in tiny steps. I don't have a lot of time or budget, so hope to create a warm welcome backyard over time. The first thing I would like to do is create 2 "hard" areas. I have a 10x10 covered patio and off to the left of it I need a 10x8 area for grilling and expanding off of the patio. in another area I would like to create a space 6x4 for a bench under a group of small trees. For both of these areas I would like to use crushed granite. It's cheap, and it looks good. For the area off of the patio I may someday want to add paving stones, and this would be the perfect first step to that idea. I know it durable enough, but I'm not sure how to install it properly. Once I cut away the st. Augustine, how deep should the crushed granite be? Do I need to rent a compactor and compact it? I would like to define the area with some sort of drought tolerant border plants...do you have any suggestions? Thanks for any help on my project! jojo |
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