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Decorative Stone

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KolorScape Drainage Rock 0.5 Cu Ft Bag, Crushed Landscape Stone

• Downspout outfalls and splash areas, where water needs somewhere to land and spread.
• Dry wells and soakaway dressing at a domestic scale.
• Planter and container bases, to keep the bottom of the pot open.
• Erosion control on small slopes and around outlets.

Decorative Stone

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KolorScape Egg Rock 0.5 Cu Ft Bag, 1 to 2 in Decorative Stone

• Ponds and water features, the use Oldcastle calls out specifically for this size.
• Beds and borders where you want visible individual stones rather than a fine texture.
• Erosion control on slopes, where a heavier stone resists being moved by runoff.
• Downspout outfalls, where smaller stone gets displaced over time.

Decorative Stone

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KolorScape Marble Rock 0.5 Cu Ft Bag, White Decorative Chips

• Beds and borders, where the white gives maximum contrast against foliage.
• Planters and containers, as a bright top dressing.
• Walkways and driveway edges, as a decorative surfacing.
• Does not decay, so it is a low maintenance alternative to wood mulch.

Decorative Stone

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KolorScape Mini Marble Chips 0.5 Cu Ft Bag, 3/8 in White Marble

• Genuine weed suppression, at a size the horticultural literature supports.
• Reduces evaporation from the soil surface the way a fine mulch should.
• Bright white, which lifts shaded beds and contrasts against dark pavers and foliage.
• Works in containers, indoor or outdoor, as a top dressing that keeps soil off...

Decorative Stone

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KolorScape Pea Gravel 50 lb Bag, 0.5 Cu Ft Rounded Stone

• Beds and borders, as a permanent alternative to wood mulch that never needs topping...
• Planters and containers, as a top dressing or a base layer.
• Informal paths and walkways, where a fine rounded gravel is pleasant to walk on.
• Drainage areas and downspout outfalls, at a domestic scale.

Decorative Stone

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KolorScape River Rock 0.5 Cu Ft Bag, 3/4 to 1 in Decorative Stone

• Beds and borders, where a permanent surface beats topping up wood mulch every year.
• Dry creek beds and swales, where the rounded shape reads as natural watercourse.
• Downspout outfalls and splash areas, to break the fall of water and stop it...
• Around planters and features, as a clean edge that does not decay.