Posted by OH Boy on February 04, 2015 at 12:08:06 from (70.194.203.195):
In Reply to: Parking area posted by bob in oakboro on February 04, 2015 at 11:49:36:
I have a gravel driveway/parking area like that which we have covered with the finest crushed limestone I could get, think they call it '204' around here which I think refers to a state DOT specification. Its everything from very fine dust up to about a 2 inch stone. Packs in good and hard. I did not dig out the topsoil on mine either since the soil is pretty firm. No soft spots have developed. The weeds really only seem to grow in it where our lawnmower has blown grass clippings (with weed seeds) onto it. I just spray them with roundup every 6-8 weeks or so in the summer and it is fine.
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