Crusher fines + Portland cement (stabilized fines) makes a firm, permeable path. Cardboard/newspaper works as a biodegradable weed barrier under the fines—call it “poor man’s fabric.”
Lay cardboard (overlap 6″), wet it, spread 2–3″ stabilized fines, compact. No plastic fabric needed. The fines-cement mix resists weed penetration better than loose gravel.
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