Birdseye and 1/4" Buckshot Gravel
1/4" Gravel
Birdseye Gravel Overview
Previously sediment, these rocks were formed by algae that grew around snail shells, twigs, or other debris and eroded into ball structures with bird’s eye features. The building stone industry commonly refers to this limestone as “birdseye.”
Birdseye gravel can be used in a variety of recreational, environmental, municipal, industrial, commercial and decorative landscape projects. The most common usage includes decorative ground cover, walkways, planters, driveways, water wise landscaping, gardening, dog runs, erosion control, golf courses, aggregate roofing and exposed aggregate concrete.
Decorative landscape rock is available in a wide variety of shapes, colors and sizes. Our extensive and unique selection of decorative rock will give your landscape or building project a polished and professional look.
Buckshot Gravel Overview
Buckshot gravel is best used in casing fill situations as well as a sub-base for brick pavers.
Recycled vs. Virgin Aggregates
When it comes to building materials like gravel and limestone, many homeowners question the differences between recycled vs. virgin. Although similar, each one offers its own unique benefits for your project. Before making a decision, use the following information to decide if your upcoming project would benefit from recycled or virgin aggregates. WHAT ARE AGGREGATES?
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Crushed Stone vs. Pea Gravel: What’s the Difference?
Whether you’re looking to add some landscaping or are trying to find the best aggregate for a project, two popular options you will consider are crushed stone and pea gravel. Some people may believe that these two products are interchangeable, and while each can be used for similar applications, they’re not entirely the same.
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