Pea Gravel

Pea gravel is a type of gravel composed of small, rounded stones, typically around 3/8 inches in diameter, and often referred to as pea pebbles. These stones are named for their size, which is comparable to that of a pea. Pea gravel is commonly used in landscaping for its natural, soft appearance and excellent drainage properties. 

Key Features:

• Size and Shape: Pea gravel is characterized by its small, rounded stones, making it smooth to the touch. 
  
  
• Color: While commonly available in neutral colors like tan and gray, pea gravel can also come in various other colors, including white, brown, and even occasional reds and blacks.
  
  Drainage: The small, rounded stones of pea gravel allow for excellent drainage, making it suitable for areas where water can collect, such as pathways and low-lying areas.
  
  Texture: The smooth, rounded surface of pea gravel provides a comfortable and visually appealing texture.
  
  Versatility: Pea gravel can be used in a variety of landscaping applications, including walkways, patios, dry riverbeds, and as a decorative ground cover.
  
  Applications:
• Pathways: Creates smooth and attractive walking paths.
  
  Drainage: Facilitates water flow and prevents erosion.
  
  Decorative Accents: Adds a natural, soft look to garden beds and landscape designs.
  
  Dog Runs: Provides a comfortable and stable surface for dogs.