1/2" to 3/4"

Smooth, round, ivory color stone. Also called Silica Gravel.

Uses:
Decorative ground cover

3/4″ to 1 1/2″ - quarter to golf ball size

Smooth, round stones that boast a vibrant color palette, featuring rich hues of blue, pink, and grey. It is commonly used as a decorative alternative to mulch, as well as a covering for dry creek beds. Additionally, it is a popular choice for creating water features or lining pond edges.

2″ to 4″ - egg to baseball size

Smooth, round stones that boast a vibrant color palette, featuring rich hues of blue, pink, and grey. It is commonly used as a decorative alternative to mulch, as well as a covering for dry creek beds. Additionally, it is a popular choice for creating water features or lining pond edges.

6" to 12" - Cantelope to Bastketball size

Smooth, rounded boulders that range in color from brown to tan to grey

Uses:
- Planting Bed boarders
- Decorative stone highlights
- Erosion Control
- Water Features

Coarse sand up to 1/4"

Used as a base for paver stones and to fill in spaces between larger size stone for compaction

Coarse sand up to 1/4"

Used as a base for paver stones and to fill in spaces between larger size stone for compaction

3/4" to 1" in size

Whitish-gray in color with jagged corners and edges. Used as a base for concrete or asphalt, as gravel driveways or parking lots, and under decks (if not visible).

*This is the standard size used for gravel driveways/parking lots*

1" to 2.5" in size

Whitish-gray in color with jagged corners and edges. Used as a base for concrete or asphalt if area is wet/muddy (to be topped with smaller size)

3" to 5" in size

Whitish-gray in color with jagged corners and edges. Base for concrete or asphalt if area is extremely wet/muddy (to be topped with smaller size). Also used for erosion control on sloped areas.

Mixture of #57 & #10

Compacts very well. It is an excellent base for paver stones, bricks, and retaining walls, and for filling smaller holes

Mixture of #4 & #10

Excellent base for muddy areas and filling holes over 6″ deep. Not to be used as a paver base unless top dressed as it will not compact to completely smooth surface

Washed sand that contains no pebbles or stones. Tan colored and fairly fine textured. Also called pool sand or play sand.

Uses
- Under pool liners
- In sandboxes or play areas
- Under paving stones or bricks

Washed sand with small stone/pebbles in it. It is dark brown to gray in color with a coarser texture.

Uses
- Mixing into soil to break up clay
- Mixing concrete
- Backfilling underground utility work

A natural blend of dirt, clay, and sand that has not been processed. This material used primarily for fill. It has not been processed so it can be fairly clumpy. There is no organic matter added to it and it compacts very well. Fill sand can be worked by hand, but it is not easy. It should be top-dressed with a processed soil before planting.

Uses
- Backfilling holes or trenches over 12” deep.
- Filling holes where good compaction is needed, such as where something will be built over the filled area.
- Cost-effective alternative for filling areas by hand too deep to use processed soils.

Clay and fine sand blended together - A specific mix designed for baseball diamonds. The material has been shredded, pulverized and screened through a 1” screen. The product compacts very well.

Uses
- Resurfacing baseball diamonds or bocci ball courts
- Filling horse stalls and paddocks
- Anywhere a smooth, solid surface is needed

Very clean washed sand that is white colored with a very fine texture. Sold by the ton or in 50 pound bags.

Uses
- Mixing in stucco
- Golf course sand traps

Landscapers favorite. Versatile, all purpose mix. Works well in mixed sun/shade applications.

A Premium seed for that bluegrass sod look, likes sun & high fertility.

An all-purpose 12-12-12 fertilizer

A black, nylon mesh material designed to allow water to pass through, but weeds cannot grow through it.