Pea gravel rolls and never compacts. Replace with ¾-inch minus crushed stone (includes fines). It locks together like pavement but drains. Spread 4–6 inches, compact with plate compactor.
Soil blows onto plastic, weeds grow on top, plastic degrades into brittle shards. Fabric is slightly better but still fails long-term.
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