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GARDEN ARRANGEMENT WITH PEBBLES
It is the least expensive and easy garden landscaping arrangement that can be made with pebbles. You have the opportunity to use pebbles anywhere in your garden. So how will you do this?
You can use pebbles on walkways. However, this is not preferred in terms of comfort. For this reason, you can create your walking paths with a different type of stone.
You can use pebbles in all areas except walking paths.
You can fill in gravel and sand by digging pits at the borders of planted areas in your garden. The sand will compact the gravel.
The biggest advantage of pebbles is that they are not deformed despite all seasonal conditions. Therefore, it is highly preferred.
Pebbles can be poured on the bottom of your walls, the bottom of your plants and muddy areas to cover them.
You also have the chance to achieve a more aesthetic appearance by using calcareous pebbles.
In order to create a very different design, you can put your colorful flowers in large pots and fill the floors with only limestone-based pebbles. This would give your garden a cleaner look
Pebbles
Pebble stone found naturally in nature; They are stone particles of various sizes, larger than 2mm in diameter and smaller than 70cm, which are generally found in round (oval) or flat form, fragmented as a result of water erosion on the shores of seas, lakes and streams. The larger natural pebbles are called “rubble”, and the relatively small ones are called “fiski”.
Natural pebbles found by the sea and lakes are generally found in flat forms. The reason is that as a result of the waves pushing forward and pulling back, the eroded stone pieces take a flat, broad form. The pebbles found along the streams are generally round and round. The reason for this is that the flow of the streams drags and erodes the stone particles by rotating the thrust force.
The natural mass formed as a result of the combination of sand and gravel with pressure and hardening over time is called ‘conglomerate’. Conglomerates are formed by the natural cementation of siliceous, limestone materials of pebbles or rock blocks without rounded, angular surfaces by combining with iron oxide. It is seen that it was used a lot, especially in structures such as columns, in order to be strong in Antiquity.
Natural pebbles also provide information about the climate of the region in the past. In particular, the layers with large stones in the river bed give an idea about the time period when precipitation and therefore the flow rate of the river was high in the past, and the presence of layers with fine gravel and sand weights was relatively low in the past.
