Best video I've seen yet on how to do this, going to do this around a good share of my home, DIY style to save $$$$. Thanks so much for your well-explained easy-to-understand instructions :)
That was an excellent video! I am trying to lay a rock garden but have some old bricks all around my home that I want to repurpose as the Border. Would love to see how you lay a different type of border around a rock garden. I was wondering if I should put the fabric liner under the brick as well to keep grass and weeds from growing in between or just put sand beneath the stone and then come in behind it with my fabric liner
It's sad to see so many contradictions and criticisms of certain contractors in the industry. I wish all would be confident and efficient in their work. The mobile mom-and-pop businesses leave room for doubt. A one-one, proficient presenter on TH-cam is insufficient for the public expanse to be satisfied.
Ethan, this video was so helpful and exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for sharing! Lots of great tips here! I love how you explained the pinning of the fabric. I appreciate your attention to detail. Now I can go into my DIY project with confidence. Thanks again! 🤗
Great video! For a small driveway with a gravel, should i use a landscape fabric? And if yes, what type is better? I'm trying to separate my neighbors grass lawn with a nice looking edged gravel landscape. Also should the fabric have holes for water to drain?
I've done that one Saturday morning....and afternoon. If your fabric was put down right, all you need to do is move the rocks to the middle or end of the fabric and remove your fasteners. Depending on the quality and strength of your cover, you and someone else may be able to lift it up and dispose of it. If your fabric is one piece, you may have to cut the section you piled the rocks on. That's the easy way. Otherwise, you have to shovel those lil boogers up, put them in a trash container. Then take the weed cover up. Lots of work.
To secure the fabric to the edges, for one. For another, the rock may shift with traffic, etc. So, the fabric may rip. I imagine there are other reasons.
Fasteners keep that fabric in place. I once thought the same thing ..I'm using ricks, I don't need fasteners, I was wrong, the fabric moves. I now have to re work the area as I have weeds in areas where the fabric moved along side the wall.
Surely you do know the rain water will just find it's way through to the cardboard and it will turn to mulch in a couple of weeks, and before you know it Mr weed head will soon be coming out of ibination and popping his head out, just don't get it to be fair, maybe if you used selatape to tape box's together that would help, lol NOT
No, do not use landscape fabric. Weeds, especially Bermuda grass will grow right through the fabric. Use solid agricultural plastic. You will waste a lot of money and have a horrible rock bed with many, many weeds. This landscaper like many doesn't care about care and upkeep. They just care about the money they will make putting down the fabric. It is going to cost me a lot more money to have the worthless landscape fabric replaced with agricultural plastic.
You're not installing the fabric right if weeds are growing through it, and you didn't prep the bed properly, and possibly didn't install a proper depth of rock, and possibly didn't treat the rock bed with preemergent to prevent weeds that grow on top of the fabric.
Been doing lawn care almost 9 years. Started getting into landscaping. Just picked up my very first rock bed and it's about 2,000 sq ft. These people got money, but my job estimate is like $20,000.
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Best video I've seen yet on how to do this, going to do this around a good share of my home, DIY style to save $$$$. Thanks so much for your well-explained easy-to-understand instructions :)
That was an excellent video! I am trying to lay a rock garden but have some old bricks all around my home that I want to repurpose as the Border. Would love to see how you lay a different type of border around a rock garden. I was wondering if I should put the fabric liner under the brick as well to keep grass and weeds from growing in between or just put sand beneath the stone and then come in behind it with my fabric liner
Cleaned up that little problem area nicely. Less grass to mow too. Nice job.
What about drainage? Are you going to let the roof gutters drain along the side of the foundation?
Nothing to cover up that metal edging? Why is it sticking up so high?
It's sad to see so many contradictions and criticisms of certain contractors in the industry. I wish all would be confident and efficient in their work. The mobile mom-and-pop businesses leave room for doubt. A one-one, proficient presenter on TH-cam is insufficient for the public expanse to be satisfied.
Thx for the video. I dont like the steel band: will rost, sharp tripping edge
Ethan, this video was so helpful and exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for sharing! Lots of great tips here! I love how you explained the pinning of the fabric. I appreciate your attention to detail. Now I can go into my DIY project with confidence. Thanks again! 🤗
Biggest pain in the butt to maintain.
gs bro, im trying to start this up myself. im currently a carpenter but Id like to expand my skills. Thank you for posting this
Thank you! I am doing this in my backyard now
Looks good overall. Any reason you didn't use geo ground grid for that much of a slope to help prevent washout?
Thanks for the example. I'll be working on my side house too.
Real nice fellas, thank you for your help and service to the greater community.
Great video! For a small driveway with a gravel, should i use a landscape fabric? And if yes, what type is better? I'm trying to separate my neighbors grass lawn with a nice looking edged gravel landscape. Also should the fabric have holes for water to drain?
Nice work! Turned out great!
Good video gents. Very thorough and well explained. Thank you 🙏🏽
Great video, clear and to the point!
I used my old trusty sawzall to cut the straight line and it worked nicely….
thank you for making this video
Can someone give me an estimate of how much the materials cost.
Looks good! Thanks for sharing this! 💯
How many inches deep?
How much rock was that?
I like those metal dividers i always have plastic. Looking forward on getting this lot better. Great vid thanks 🙏🏽
I want to see how to UNINSTALL a rock bed.
I've done that one Saturday morning....and afternoon. If your fabric was put down right, all you need to do is move the rocks to the middle or end of the fabric and remove your fasteners. Depending on the quality and strength of your cover, you and someone else may be able to lift it up and dispose of it. If your fabric is one piece, you may have to cut the section you piled the rocks on. That's the easy way. Otherwise, you have to shovel those lil boogers up, put them in a trash container. Then take the weed cover up. Lots of work.
4ft sounds like over
Nice work.😙👌
How much this cost
A lot I just spent 150 for a 6 x 4 area
Good job bro would I have to call a land scape to have this done
Anybody with a tape measure, a hammer, a wheelbarrow and a shovel can do this!
If rocks are going to cover the fabric, why use pins?
To secure the fabric to the edges, for one. For another, the rock may shift with traffic, etc. So, the fabric may rip. I imagine there are other reasons.
Fasteners keep that fabric in place. I once thought the same thing ..I'm using ricks, I don't need fasteners, I was wrong, the fabric moves. I now have to re work the area as I have weeds in areas where the fabric moved along side the wall.
How many tons of rock did you use?
Around here, the rule of thumb (for 2” depth of rock) is one ton per 100 square feet.
Why is Corey breathing so hard around the middle of the video? That’s distracting lmao.
Great video! Answered all my questions completely Thank you
Surely you do know the rain water will just find it's way through to the cardboard and it will turn to mulch in a couple of weeks, and before you know it Mr weed head will soon be coming out of ibination and popping his head out, just don't get it to be fair, maybe if you used selatape to tape box's together that would help, lol NOT
No, do not use landscape fabric. Weeds, especially Bermuda grass will grow right through the fabric. Use solid agricultural plastic. You will waste a lot of money and have a horrible rock bed with many, many weeds. This landscaper like many doesn't care about care and upkeep. They just care about the money they will make putting down the fabric. It is going to cost me a lot more money to have the worthless landscape fabric replaced with agricultural plastic.
Plastic does not allow water to drain through. How well your weed fabric works is based in a number of factors including weeve and thickeness.
Plastic holds water creating a place for mosquitoes to spawn. Especially under decks.
Buy a higher quality landscape fabric.
It's called weed barrier for a reason. It works.
You're not installing the fabric right if weeds are growing through it, and you didn't prep the bed properly, and possibly didn't install a proper depth of rock, and possibly didn't treat the rock bed with preemergent to prevent weeds that grow on top of the fabric.
Been doing lawn care almost 9 years. Started getting into landscaping. Just picked up my very first rock bed and it's about 2,000 sq ft. These people got money, but my job estimate is like $20,000.
You using 67% markup?
@@cody7889 Materials will eat up the budget
Terrible audio.