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Gravel, inch and a half
1 1/2'' Gravel is composed of large pieces and is used in pathways and landscape accents. It is also used in French drains and other areas where water may cause erosion problems.
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Sand, Bank
Bank Sand traditionally comes from river banks, but can also be mined from sand pits associated with ancient river beds. It is very fine-textured and is used as play sand and in other applications such as volleyball courts.
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Sand, Masonry
Masonry Sand is finely textured, clean and sharp-angled. The angularity of Masonry Sand causes it to interlock as well as drain, making it ideal as a subsurface under flagstone, pavers and concrete.
It is also used to make mortar.
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Sand, Sharp / Concrete
Sharp Sand is best for horticultural applications. It has larger, more angled particles that allow better drainage and air penetration. Sharp sand is mixed with other components to make premium soil amendments and blends.
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Gravel, Black Star
Black Star Gravel comes from a location near Hondo, Texas. It is about 3/4" dark gray gravel that turns black when wet. It makes a beautiful accent under fountains and statuary. Black Star Gravel is also used for walkways and anywhere an upscale look is desired.
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Bull Rock
Bull Rock is larger than gravel, with pieces ranging from 3" to 5". Bull Rock comes in various shades of brown and usually has some smooth and some angular surfaces. It is used to control erosion in drainage ditches. Bull Rock can also be used on driveways and in landscaped areas.
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Gravel, Pea
Pea Gravel is a small, multi-colored, rounded gravel that comes in 3/8" and 5/8" sizes. It is used to build trails and create accent areas in landscapes. Pea Gravel is also used to surround perforated drainage pipes.
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Gravel, Decomposed Granite
Decomposed Granite Gravel becomes more popular as a landscaping product each year. It is composed of pieces as large as 1" to as small as grit size particles. Decomposed Granite Gravel is used to make pathways, driveways and open areas in the landscape. It compacts into any surface, yet drains without washing away.
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Gravel, Washed Limestone
Washed Limestone Gravel is a rough-surfaced material that is almost white in color. It makes attractive accent areas in a landscape, but is mainly used as a surface for roads, pathways and driveways.
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