What is best for vegetable garden pathways? Why I would never use pea gravel in my garden. 

I've contemplated this for some time now and was leaning toward a mulch walkway. This just gave me the encouragement I was looking for.

I live in portland. The grass here grows like crazy. It gets 3 ft tall in the spring and hides snakes (little ones but nonetheless). My beds are about a foot and a half apart, and i can't fit a mower between them. I have 4 tons of gravel sitting in my driveway and my heart skipped a beat when i heard you'd never use it 😅

Super helpful, thanks a bunch!!

We have slugs,snails and rolly polly bugs.. and they love mulch any guide line for pest pressure? Thanks for the fine detailed video.

Thank you!

I would love to be able to use wood chips but pest pressure is so bad here in the Texas, it would become a breeding ground for any and everything. Especially over the winter.

What about creeping thyme? It doesn't get more than 3 inches so wouldn't need to be mowed. It would be a pain to rip out if you wanted to change the layout, but would possibly be super easy to maintain.

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This was super helpful! Any kind of wood chips you suggest?

Yo. From MI, but anyone on a dirt road will have dust on top of that stone/plastic. Weeds grow, tops ripped off weeds continue. Horrible. Finally ripped that crap up, restoring the soil biome with loose mulch, woodchips where weeds pull out or get smothered. Maybe stones are nice if you want round up regularly, dont kill your crops!