How Much X Do I Need for My Yard?

"How much concrete do I need for my yard?" "How much stone dust do I need for my patio project?" These are the kinds of questions that plague the mathematically challenged when they do certain landscaping jobs that involve measurements. For some, providing an equation will be enough; for others, even that involves too much math! Below you will find a mixture of both.

How Much Crushed Stone Do I Need?
How much crushed stone do you need for this or that job in your yard? Use this tip to figure out the quantity needed for your project. Sure, there's math involved, but, luckily, an expert provides the formula: all you have to do is plug in some numbers!

How Much Stone Dust Do I Need?
Learn how to calculate how much stone dust you need for that patio or walkway project in your yard. This material is used as a base for concrete pavers. As with the equation for stone in the prior resource, those of you who hate math essentially get a "cheat sheet" (I promise I won't tell).

Lawn Fertilizer Calculator
This handy lawn fertilizer calculator gives you 3 fields to fill out (click the "fertilizer" link to begin). From drop-down lists, you select the type of fertilizer you're using, your type of grass and the square footage of your lawn. The calculator then tells you how much fertilizer you need to apply.

Metric Conversion - Calculator to Convert Meters to Feet
Annoying when you stumble across an informative web page, only to find the measures are in metric, not in U.S. customary units (or vice versa), isn't it? Well, this site offers an online calculator which lets you translate all that mumbo jumbo into something that you can understand. It's quick, easy and free.

Concrete Calculator
This concrete calculator is good for calculating the amount of concrete you need to fill a post-hole for a fence. Just choose the diameter, depth and number of post-holes, and the calculator does the rest.

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