Whether for driveways, pathways, patios, utility landscape areas or to surround trees, crushed stone or decomposed granite can be a versatile material that prevents weed growth, maintain even soil moisture and makes an outdoor space more appealing. These two are not the same material, though. Decomposed granite has a natural coarse look to it, while crushed stone products tend to be more flat and have a higher amount of fine material. Crushed stone products, granite, sandstone, limestone and others offer a greater array of natural colors to work with than most true decomposed granite materials.
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Whether you’re creating a relaxing backyard retreat, designing a stunning front yard that stands out on your street, or enhancing your outdoor space with the natural beauty of California stone and decomposed granite, our blog offers expert tips and inspiration to make your project simple, beautiful, and built to last.
Pewter Gray Decomposed Granite
Pink Coral Decomposed Granite
Pyrite Gold Decomposed Granite
Rebel Rose Granite Decomposed Granite
Saddleback Brown Decomposed Granite
SLO Gold Decomposed Granite
Sonora Gold Decomposed Granite
Southwestern Brown Decomposed Granite
Surf Green Decomposed Granite
White Ice Decomposed Granite
Willow Green Decomposed Granite
Wine Red Decomposed Granite
