Landscaping Applications | Stones by Garden & Project Type

Garden landscaping brings together every stone category: ground cover for beds and borders, gravel for paths, landscape stone for …

Japanese garden design uses stone as its structural vocabulary: larger stones placed as islands and mountains, pebbles as water, r…

Zen gardens reduce the landscape to three materials: raked sand or fine gravel for water and openness, selected stones for islands…

Stone-topped flower beds replace mulch with a permanent surface: stones suppress weeds when laid over membrane, do not decompose, …

Pathways combine the functional and decorative sides of landscaping stone: the surface must stay stable underfoot while contributi…

Water features are the most natural fit for river materials: water-worn pebbles and rocks around ponds, streams and waterfalls ech…

A dry river bed (dry creek bed) is a landscape feature that mimics a natural stream channel — both as a design statement and, in m…

Pool surroundings combine hard performance requirements with a resort aesthetic: stone around pools must tolerate water, chemicals…

Hotel and resort landscapes are commercial projects with residential finish quality: large areas, premium appearance, and low main…

Commercial landscaping is the volume end of the stone trade: office parks, public spaces, housing developments and streetscapes sp…

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