Boulders are a great way to enhance your landscape design. Whether it accomplishes the aesthetic you're going for or for practical purposes like seating or barriers for safety purposes, boulders can be quite versatile. How much do they weigh though? Read on to find out.

The Baja Cresta Gray Boulder is not only only a visually striking landscape boulder but it is extremely economical for projects in the Southern California region. Churning with vibrant gray, white, and iron eruptions, these boulders are favorites among contractors, landscapers, and architects. DSS frequently supplies large quantities of these high-quality Baja Cresta Gray Boulders for landscapes of all sizes. If you are looking for muted yet colorful boulders to fill the space in a landscape design, Look no further than Baja Cresta Gray Boulders. The Baja Cresta Gray family of products are available in rubble/rip rap, rubble, decorative gravel, and DG.

Are you looking for an excellent alternative to pricey decorative landscaping designs? Do your landscaping requirements require a more organic appearance that fits the natural surroundings?

The popularity of landscaping spaces with natural components has gradually but dramatically reduced the requirement to furnish these regions with expensive objects.

Decorative landscape rock is generally sorted/screened to size by 3 methods. 1) Static “Grizzly” Screen Static screens are commonly referred to as Grizzlies and are the most basic and simple of all screens used to sort rock sizes. This type of screen is often used to prescreen out the larger rock before sending material into a crusher or screening plant (which could be damaged by large pieces). Grizzlies are made of parallel bars running at an angle from front to back. The bars are set at an equal distance apart. This allows material smaller than the set distance to fall through to the belly of the screen and larger material to slide off the front.

Using inorganic stone mulch provides long-term value in comparison to other organic mulching products. Unlike wood mulch, aggregates never have to be replaced, do not fade, are weed, pest, and mildew proof, and are virtually maintenance-free. When you take into consideration the time and money spent on replacing and maintaining other mulching materials, rock mulch is a long-term economical solution that adds value and beauty to any property.

Have you considered the importance of stone to help reduce irrigation evaporation? As you design a new landscape or rethink a current one, the importance of sustainable landscaping continues to shape our culture. Entering the warm months of summer increases our awareness of being water-wise in a drought sensitive Southern California. You will be your client’s hero as you aesthetically design with quality stone while meeting their water conservation needs.

The rising demand for something affordable and natural appearance led to the popularity of rubble stone. The historical evidence of these stones demonstrates their usage from thousands of years to ancient civilizations, such as Greece and Rome, and has continued to be popular throughout the ages.

Decorative exposed aggregate on concrete begins as a painstaking process. Although it is very meticulous and time-consuming, it ultimately produces beautiful decorative concrete pieces in the end. This decorative concrete option is best used in outdoor spaces such as walkways, driveways, at poolsides, and even as lining in-between other flooring options. There are many benefits to exposed aggregate concrete as it is weather-resistant, slip-resistant, and cost-effective for the stylish end result.