Practical how-tos on gravel driveways, drainage, topsoil, structural fill, and landscaping with the materials we dig and deliver in the Teton Valley.
On a farm or ranch, two areas that see heavy use and abuse are the riding arena and the farm roads/paths . Both need a solid foundation to withstand…
A sandbox or sand play area can provide endless fun for children, but setting one up in a mountain environment requires some special considerations. You…
When it comes to outdoor seating areas, there’s a special charm in using local, natural materials to achieve a rustic aesthetic. Instead of store-bought…
There’s nothing quite like gathering around a crackling fire under the stars. If you’re dreaming of adding a fire pit to your mountain backyard, choosing…
Dealing with excess water on your property? Whether it’s heavy rain, snowmelt, or a high water table, a natural drainage system can help channel and…
Designing an outdoor patio involves deciding what materials to use underfoot. Two popular choices for a casual patio surface are sand and gravel . Both…
Raised garden beds are a boon for gardeners, especially in mountainous or high-elevation areas where native soil might be rocky or poor….
Mountain gardens can be challenging – the soil is often rocky or depleted, the growing season short, and the weather unpredictable. Yet some…
A rich layer of topsoil is the foundation of any healthy lawn or meadow. In many mountain and rural areas, the native soil can be rocky, compacted, or low…
After a long, snowy winter, your gravel driveway might look a little worse for wear. Cold temperatures, snowplow activity, and freeze-thaw cycles can…
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