Fortunately, there's a ubiquitous and inexpensive element that can help you solve many of the drainage-related headaches in your landscape: gravel. Gravel is a highly effective drainage medium ...

Now I know that the gravel certainly didn’t help with drainage. And, come to think of it, I have battled fungus gnat infestations on more than one occasion.

Three different sands in combinations with three gravel sizes were tested in a USGA green along with the same three sands and four different woven geotextiles on the Airfield drain. Periodically ...

Jon Hill, Director of Spark Energy Minerals commented: "Our, sub-drainage stream sediment sampling program continues to provide encouraging results with anomalous lithium and pathfinder element ...

Iron is usually what we apply to kill moss. “Gravel in the base of a pots helps with drainage.” False. The bottom few inches of soil in a container are always going to be saturated.

Is it true that putting gravel or broken pottery in the bottom of a pot improves drainage? It makes sense, because water flows faster through coarse material like stones than it does through soil ...