How to Build a Medium Sized Dry Stream Bed

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[@lovewings66]

Thank you, this video is very helpful in helping me understand the logic and steps on how to create a dry creek bed on my property.

[@2minutegardener639]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melesharichardson1110]

Thanks for this. Helps me tremendously on my little flower bed with drain🎉

[@2minutegardener639]

You’re welcome 😊

[@melesharichardson1110]

I finished yayyyyy. Wish I could send you pics🤗

[@hemanshupatel3198]

Great video. Very informative. Which landscape fabric did you use I need to buy for my project. Thanks.

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This rocks!

[@2minutegardener639]

Thanks for watching!

[@mariacapobianco4974]

great video - how deep did you dig before adding the rocks ?

[@2minutegardener639]

4 to 6 inches

[@SallyAnnReiss]

Great video. What kind of rocks did you use?

[@2minutegardener639]

Arizona Cobble, For 100 square feet of dry creek bed you need the following; 1/2 ton 12" - 24" diameter boulders 2 tons 1" - 3" rocks 1/2 ton 1" accent rocks 1 ton 1/2" - 3/4" fill cobble 100 sq ft of landscape fabric.

[@HK-hy9od]

4 tons of variety of rocks cost how much money please?

[@2minutegardener639]

The rocks in this video cost about $90 per ton plus delivery. We used the least expensive and most common rocks found in Southern California. Other nicer rocks will cost $200 - $400 per ton.

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