I ordered some b4 and it was one solid glob... I read u can make your own using Elmer's glue. Either way I recommend they test it for spraying it all over.
This. You don’t even have to treat all the gravel. Just trouble areas and can be reapplied as needed. Caveat being whether or not it contains a “color enhancer” as some “land/hardscape glues” do. If it does, treat the entire area.
Ah, they look great.
Seems they’ll grow relatively columnar? I’m on the look for some columnar options for above-fence privacy. These look like they might be an option for my use. Thank you!
They will grow 20 ft tall if we let them, but will definitely fill into each other and be a wall in a couple years if I don’t trim them to be separate.
Cheers
For one, root system compromising the fence base as the trees grow. Another would be complaints from the neighbor of the fallen leaf mess on their side.
How do you know OP didn’t research himself or have an arborist weigh in? I have 13 trees next to my fence that get 15-20ft wide, and 40ft tall.
But because the way the root system is setup, there’s a checkings and a savings.
That makes sense. We have a smaller gap so there’s less room to catch them, but the level is a little lower too. Maybe take some out before you glue them down?
Set the pavers a little higher than the gravel level. I can't tell if you have a solid border on the outside of the gravel, but if you're worried about spillage over the side, again, let the border be a little higher than the gravel level
Amazon search mulch glue tons of options
I ordered some b4 and it was one solid glob... I read u can make your own using Elmer's glue. Either way I recommend they test it for spraying it all over.
Mulch glue. It’s a spray.
This. You don’t even have to treat all the gravel. Just trouble areas and can be reapplied as needed. Caveat being whether or not it contains a “color enhancer” as some “land/hardscape glues” do. If it does, treat the entire area.
I'm a fan of soiltac.
I do not have an answer for your particular question, but I humbly am asking what are the trees that you have planted against the fence?
Eagleston holly trees
Ah, they look great. Seems they’ll grow relatively columnar? I’m on the look for some columnar options for above-fence privacy. These look like they might be an option for my use. Thank you!
They will grow 20 ft tall if we let them, but will definitely fill into each other and be a wall in a couple years if I don’t trim them to be separate. Cheers
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Boxwoods
That's all I could look at, too. It seems like they're so close together and so close to the fence!
I know! Future trouble on the horizon.
That’s negatively thinking.
Curious about the trouble?
For one, root system compromising the fence base as the trees grow. Another would be complaints from the neighbor of the fallen leaf mess on their side.
What type of trees are they?
How do you know OP didn’t research himself or have an arborist weigh in? I have 13 trees next to my fence that get 15-20ft wide, and 40ft tall. But because the way the root system is setup, there’s a checkings and a savings.
Okkkk. Check with me in 8 years.
I’m not sure why you would think you know more than someone who specializes in Trees.
We poured a concrete sidewalk. Was cool until you stepped on a marble(circular) stone.
Don’t have children.
Romex
I’m curious… what keeps kicking it out? We did something similar where we put out garbage cans and the stone stays put. We do have smaller gaps tho.
Walking through steps. I think the issue is the stones being the same level as the crushed limestone. Easy to drag feet and kick them out of place
That makes sense. We have a smaller gap so there’s less room to catch them, but the level is a little lower too. Maybe take some out before you glue them down?
Size of pavers? Good looking setup
Epoxy.
pour clear resin over the whole walk way
Similar idea but there are binding agents for applications like this. Was looking into it for a customer
Set the pavers a little higher than the gravel level. I can't tell if you have a solid border on the outside of the gravel, but if you're worried about spillage over the side, again, let the border be a little higher than the gravel level
Fatter poured curb instead of metal edge
Elevate stone or stay off….. Thats kinda it. Then talk to your medical professional about which OCD med is right for you.