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Types of Landscaping Rocks

Boulders
Boulders

Boulders and large rocks are ideal for perimeter security! The Stone Store carries a HUGE selection of natural boulders from all over the United States. Below is a representative sample, but stop by in person and browse through our Stone Yard.

Flagstone
Flagstone

Sedimentary stone is created by the hardening of sediment layers by pressure and low heat, usually under water. It often consists of layers or strata of sand, clay or organic sediments. The hardness and strength of sedimentary stone varies considerably.

Lava Rock
Lava Rock

Lava rocks supply a durable and attractive choice, but they aren't suitable for all garden areas. Deciding on whether to use lava rocks or an organic mulch, such as bark, in the landscape depends on the types of plants you are growing, the amount of upkeep preferred and your aesthetic preferences.

Pea Gravel
Pea Gravel

Although pea gravel is an excellent pick for the construction of a gravel driveway, it can also be used to create an enchanting garden path or an inviting front walkway. The stones can act perfectly as an edging material to enhance and draw attention to gardens, flower beds, trees and other landscaping features.

Quarry Process:
Quarry Process:

Quarry Process Stone is a mixture of crushed stone about 3/4″ in diameter that has been reduced in size and mixed with stone dust. QP can be composited of different types of natural stone: granite, gneiss , trap rock and others. It is used primarily as a sub-base or as a base material.

Rainbow Rock
Rainbow Rock

There are many different types of rocks used in landscaping today, so in this section we are going to look at decorative rocks. They make great low maintenance ground covers for perennial beds, xeriscaping, or anywhere else grass will struggle.

River Rock
River Rock

Are you considering using river rock in your landscape? We've put together the complete guide to landscaping with river rock to help answer all of your questions.

Washed Clean Stone:
Washed Clean Stone:

Step 1, Use a broom to remove any loose dirt.Step 2, Use a garden hose to wash off mud.Step 3, Remove algae and moss if desired by scrubbing the rocks with vinegar …

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White Marble Chips:
White Marble Chips:

White marble chip tree circles can even help to create clean lines and geometrically pleasing arrangements throughout the landscape, thus increasing your home’s curb appeal and property value. Once a tree circle is installed, it will require little to no maintenance but will continue to look magnificent in the many years to come.

Yellow Jersey ShoreGravel:
Yellow Jersey ShoreGravel:

Uses for Yellow Round “Jersey Shore” Stones and Gravel. Yellow round shore gravel is often used for decorative, landscaping, and functional purposes throughout the northeast.

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