Without a lot of heavy traffic (think high volume/truck-stop parking lot), grass will grow in gravel in a year or two anyway. I wouldn't waste the effort/expense for light foot traffic.
Just my 2¢ ...
Just my 2¢ ...
I would seed it in Bermuda. Simple, easy and good looking.
^^This.
From experience with our gravel driveway, it would be easier to seed it and mow it than to deal with the spots of weeds/grass that come up through gravel.
I agree with plain grass. No gravel for all the above-mentioned points. Some kind of low-growing, spreading, tight and low maintenance grass.
I put gravel on mine. I wish it had been crushd gravel but my uncle said that gravel from a stream would be best. Experience has told me that crushed was the way I should have gone.
Anyway, here's a picture of mine from the July 29th ENS.
Anyway, here's a picture of mine from the July 29th ENS.
Looked at your range and it inspired me. Gave up on redoing mine but I know a place where a small rise could be pushed out to have a 3 sided berm. D6 on property and even though I'm no dozer artist, I think I could pull this off in that spot.
No big trees or stumps and lots of sand in the soil. Has a larger hill behind it.
Might play with it this winter and see if I can keep from screwing it up.
No big trees or stumps and lots of sand in the soil. Has a larger hill behind it.
Might play with it this winter and see if I can keep from screwing it up.
Well, it is very cool! I'd just go with a low maintenance grass and maybe, if you want to spend just a tiny bit more, concrete walks at 7, 10, 15...
Or just grass and a guesstimate. But whatever you decide, it is going to great.
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If you plan on picking up brass, gravel near the shooting area would help.
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