Rock & Weed Barrier in Naples, FL
Rock beds solve a specific problem on Naples lots that back onto a canal, bay or lake. Inside city limits, fertilizer may not be applied within ten feet of a waterbody or the top of a seawall, and the code strongly recommends a low-maintenance zone of the same width where mowed clippings are not left behind. A strip of stone over pinned weed barrier fits that rule neatly: nothing to feed, nothing to mow. Hodges sets a compacted base first, because loose sand under fabric lets stone sink and the barrier wrinkle. Pick stone with drainage in mind; a bed sloping toward a seawall cap or swale should be graded so runoff spreads instead of carrying fines into the water. Lighter-colored stone near pool decks stays more comfortable underfoot in August than dark lava rock. Edge restraint matters here too, since summer downpours move small aggregate fast.
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Where it comes up in Naples
Port Royal
Aqualane Shores
Coquina Sands
Plants and materials that suit it in Naples
- Coontie
- Muhly grass
- Silver buttonwood
- Saw palmetto
- Florida river rock
- Mexican beach pebble
- Woven landscape fabric
- Steel fabric pins