Hardscape
- Cajun Star Boulder in Landscape
- Here's a larger Cajun Star Boulder located in a bed with Western Red Cedar mulch. Notice the nice color contrast.
- Cajun Star Boulder
- Our favorite boulder! Rich, warm colors of brown, rust, grey and black.
- Western Sunset Boulder
- We love this rock! Small to medium size and full of color. These have a stunning blend of gold, rust, grey, plum, red and more and they're light weight too!
- Kewanee Creek Cobblestones
- Great little cobbles for streambeds and more. Color variences of red and grey.
- Black Granite Chips
- Great for filling in the gaps between flagstone pathways.
- Cherokee Red Decorative Rock
- This small rock is nice for filling the gaps of flagstone pathways.
- Cottonwood Random Stone
- Great for edging beds! These light colored stones will gradually attain a warmer color with time and weather.
- Maple Hill Random Stone
- Perfect for edging gardens. Warm tan color that blends easily into any landscape.
- Santa Fe Gold Edging
- Straignt blocks of a warm colored stone are great for edging beds, pathways and patio's!
- Colorado Red Flagstone
- The most common and typically least expensive of the flagstones. Very durable.
- Plumwood Flagstone
- Georgous flagstone with unique patterns of color that are different in each piece. Color range includes grey, plum, rust and gold. Look for an occasional fossil or plant imprint in the stone!
- Tennessee Flagstone
- Warm browns, tan and gold make up this nice flagstone.
- Western Sunset Boulders in Landscape
- Here's the Western Sunset Boulders used as a colorful tree ring. These really add a nice touch of color to any landscape!
- Mexican Beach Pebbles
- Elegant and simple. These smooth, round, charcoal colored stones add that unique look to a special area of your garden. Also great in small fountains or bubblers!
- Missourri River Rock
- Medium sized river rock with assorted subtle colors of greys and reds.
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