Mulch (Sold by the Yard)
Shredded Dyed-Brown Mulch
Shredded Natural-Brown Hardwood Mulch
Shredded Dyed-Brown Mulch
This rich brown shade will enhance your mulch beds appeal while providing advantages that assist your plant growth and yields.
-Slows plant decay
-Protecting plants from soil borne diseases
-Controlling weeds
-Moisture retention
-Heat retention
-Allowing runoff of excess rainfall
-Supplies organic material to the soil
Shredded Dyed-Black Mulch
Shredded Natural-Brown Hardwood Mulch
Shredded Dyed-Brown Mulch
Our black mulch offers a variety of benefits that will improve your mulch beds, while also boosting the aesthetic appeal of your landscape design.
- Controlling weeds
-Moisture retention
-Increased heat retention due to dark color
-Protecting crops from soil borne diseases
-Allowing runoff of excess rainfall
-Slows plant decay
-Supplies organic material to the soil
Shredded Natural-Brown Hardwood Mulch
Shredded Natural-Brown Hardwood Mulch
Shredded Natural-Brown Hardwood Mulch
This Natural Brown Hardwood Mulch offers most of the same benefits you will find in our Dyed-Mulch. Both provide advantages that assist your plant growth and yields.
-Slows plant decay
-Protecting plants from soil borne diseases
-Controlling weeds
-Moisture retention
-Heat retention
-Allowing runoff of excess rainfall
-Supplies organic
This Natural Brown Hardwood Mulch offers most of the same benefits you will find in our Dyed-Mulch. Both provide advantages that assist your plant growth and yields.
-Slows plant decay
-Protecting plants from soil borne diseases
-Controlling weeds
-Moisture retention
-Heat retention
-Allowing runoff of excess rainfall
-Supplies organic material to the soil
Except this mulch and its color are created from natural hardwood with no dyes or added color. This means this mulch is much safer for vegetables, fruits, wildlife, pets and children.
Shredded Dyed-Red Mulch
Shredded Dyed-Red Mulch
Shredded Natural-Brown Hardwood Mulch
This bright, rich red color will provide a pop to your mulch beds appeal while having an array of benefits that improve the health and life of your plants.
-Slows plant decay
-Protecting plants from soil borne diseases
-Controlling weeds
-Moisture retention
-Constant Soil Tempatures
-Allowing runoff of excess rainfall
-Supplies organic material to the soil
Playground Wood Chips
Shredded Dyed-Red Mulch
Playground Wood Chips
Wood Chips are both safe and soft making it perfect for playground use. It is recommended that wood chips be installed at a minimum depth of 9 inches. Wood chips have a degree of shock absorbency. A 9-inch layer of wood chips will allow a child to safely land from a 10-foot fall, according to American Standard Testing Methods (ASTM), the
Wood Chips are both safe and soft making it perfect for playground use. It is recommended that wood chips be installed at a minimum depth of 9 inches. Wood chips have a degree of shock absorbency. A 9-inch layer of wood chips will allow a child to safely land from a 10-foot fall, according to American Standard Testing Methods (ASTM), the institution that sets industry safety standards such as this critical fall height requirement. kiddos!
Brown Rubber Mulch
Shredded Dyed-Red Mulch
Playground Wood Chips
Brown Rubber Mulch has a variety of benefits that will improve the conditions of your plant beds, while also enhancing the look of your landscape design.
Rubber mulch is also commonly used as Playground Mulch. One reason rubber mulch has risen in popularity is because of the drastic difference in critical fall height requirements. Just 4.5
Brown Rubber Mulch has a variety of benefits that will improve the conditions of your plant beds, while also enhancing the look of your landscape design.
Rubber mulch is also commonly used as Playground Mulch. One reason rubber mulch has risen in popularity is because of the drastic difference in critical fall height requirements. Just 4.5 inches of poured-in-place rubber mulch provides a surface on which a child can safely land from a 10-foot fall, compared to 9 inches for wood chips.
Decorative Stone (Sold by the Ton)
Crushed River Rock
Larger Multi-Color Pea Gravel
Multi-Color Pea Gravel
This stone is commonly used around pool areas, waterscapes or within stone walkways. Larger stone can be used along dry riverbeds, ponds or flower beds.
This Crushed River stone is available in three sizes.
Small - Up to 1 Inch in Size
Medium - Up to 2 Inch in Size
Large - Up to 3 Inch in Size
Multi-Color Pea Gravel
Larger Multi-Color Pea Gravel
Multi-Color Pea Gravel
This gravels average size is around 1/4-3/8 inch in size. Pea gravel is visually appealing as the small, round stones offer a soft look to the space they occupy. This versatile gravel can accommodate any shape you install it. To keep surfaces evened out, you’ll need to rake the stones back into place occasionally. This process ensures tha
This gravels average size is around 1/4-3/8 inch in size. Pea gravel is visually appealing as the small, round stones offer a soft look to the space they occupy. This versatile gravel can accommodate any shape you install it. To keep surfaces evened out, you’ll need to rake the stones back into place occasionally. This process ensures that the area remains level. It is recommended that a new layer of pea gravel be added every few years to keep the area looking fresh and new.
Larger Multi-Color Pea Gravel
Larger Multi-Color Pea Gravel
Larger Multi-Color Pea Gravel
This larger multi-colored Pea Gravel has an average size varying between half-inch and 1.5 inches. This stone is optimum if you wish to install the smaller Pea Gravel and would like a larger stone to act as a border. This stone has all the visual and physical properties of the smaller pea gravel, just larger in size. This stone is also versatile and can accommodate any shape you install it.
Half-Inch Rounded River Stone
Half-Inch Rounded River Stone
Larger Multi-Color Pea Gravel
The 1/2-inch Rounded River Stone also known as Rounded River Rock is GREAT for replacing mulch in flowerbeds, around trees, drainage applications and dry creek beds. The coverage expected is 60–80 sq ft per ton at 3″ depth.
One-Inch Rounded River Stone
Half-Inch Rounded River Stone
One-Inch Rounded River Stone
The 1-inch Rounded River Stone also known as Rounded River Rock is also GREAT for replacing mulch in flowerbeds, around trees, drainage applications and dry creek beds. In addition it also used around pool areas, waterscapes or within stone walkways. The coverage expected is 40 – 60 sq ft per ton at 3″ depth.
Two-Inch Rounded River Stone
Half-Inch Rounded River Stone
One-Inch Rounded River Stone
As the size of river rock increases, the stone remains versatile. Stones that are 2-3 inches in size are the perfect fit for creating a water feature that will become the centerpiece of your property. These rocks can be used to construct or enhance waterfalls, dry creek beds, riverbeds and surrounding ponds or other aspects of your landsc
As the size of river rock increases, the stone remains versatile. Stones that are 2-3 inches in size are the perfect fit for creating a water feature that will become the centerpiece of your property. These rocks can be used to construct or enhance waterfalls, dry creek beds, riverbeds and surrounding ponds or other aspects of your landscape. The 2-inch Rounded River Stone expected coverage is 25–30 sq ft per ton at 3″ depth.
White Marble Stone
Red Stone (Pea Gravel Size) OR Red Stone (3/4 - 1.5-inch)
White Marble Stone
This high-quality stone is awesome for garden beds, flowerbeds or use as a decorative walkway. In high traffic landscape locations, marble rock is a lasting effective solution that is very neat and orderly. Perfect for the project you need to stay in place. Marble rock is gray to white stone and sized 1-1/2 Inch or less. Stone is highly d
This high-quality stone is awesome for garden beds, flowerbeds or use as a decorative walkway. In high traffic landscape locations, marble rock is a lasting effective solution that is very neat and orderly. Perfect for the project you need to stay in place. Marble rock is gray to white stone and sized 1-1/2 Inch or less. Stone is highly durable, lasts a long time and provides the best drainage if the area is wet.
Red Brick Chips
Red Stone (Pea Gravel Size) OR Red Stone (3/4 - 1.5-inch)
White Marble Stone
These Red Brick Chips average around 3/4 inches in size. They are a strong, durable product that will add a flash of style to your driveway and any other high traffic pathways. Made of recycled crushed clay brick, this natural product is extremely versatile in many aspects of landscaping and infrastructure. Common uses include garden bed
These Red Brick Chips average around 3/4 inches in size. They are a strong, durable product that will add a flash of style to your driveway and any other high traffic pathways. Made of recycled crushed clay brick, this natural product is extremely versatile in many aspects of landscaping and infrastructure. Common uses include garden beds, flower beds, driveway fill, parking areas, paths and walkways. This aggregate can be used to enhance dry creek beds, riverbeds or other aspects of your landscape.
Red Stone (Pea Gravel Size) OR Red Stone (3/4 - 1.5-inch)
Red Stone (Pea Gravel Size) OR Red Stone (3/4 - 1.5-inch)
Red Stone (Pea Gravel Size) OR Red Stone (3/4 - 1.5-inch)
This decorative red rock is available in two sizes. The two size we have in stock are Pea Gravel size (around 1/4-3/8 inch in size) and Larger size (around 3/4-1.5-inch in size). This stone is also known as "Terra Rosa" or "Sandstone". This rock is an Arizona red with a pink undertone. Much like many of our stones, this one is the perfec
This decorative red rock is available in two sizes. The two size we have in stock are Pea Gravel size (around 1/4-3/8 inch in size) and Larger size (around 3/4-1.5-inch in size). This stone is also known as "Terra Rosa" or "Sandstone". This rock is an Arizona red with a pink undertone. Much like many of our stones, this one is the perfect pop you're looking for to surround your home, install in the flowerbed, place in the walkway or even in your driveway.
Quarry Rock (Sold by the Ton)
Stone Dust (Blue Stone)
21-A Crusher Run (Blue Stone)
21-A Crusher Run (Blue Stone)
The most common use for stone dust is as a base layer or setting bed for laying stone pavers. Homeowners who undertake projects such as laying a patio, flagging a driveway, or creating a garden path may use stone dust as one of the materials for the project. The main reasons why it is used for this purpose are that it is something that yo
The most common use for stone dust is as a base layer or setting bed for laying stone pavers. Homeowners who undertake projects such as laying a patio, flagging a driveway, or creating a garden path may use stone dust as one of the materials for the project. The main reasons why it is used for this purpose are that it is something that you can lay flat and smooth and that it can support the significant weight of the pavers. You can also use stone dust between pavers as filler material to fill the gaps and create an even surface. Similarly, you can use rock dust to fill potholes in concreted areas around your home.
A further use of stone dust is for agricultural purposes. Farmers add stone dust to the soil as it increases soil fertility and changes the pH level of the soil.
21-A Crusher Run (Blue Stone)
21-A Crusher Run (Blue Stone)
21-A Crusher Run (Blue Stone)
Crusher Run(similar to 21-A) gravel is also known as "Crush and Run", "Crush N Run", "Graded Aggregate Base" (GAB), Cr-6 or "Aggregate Base Coarse" (ABC Stone). This material is commonly confused with "Stone Dust" and although they share some similar properties, these two materials are completely different.
The material is most commonly
Crusher Run(similar to 21-A) gravel is also known as "Crush and Run", "Crush N Run", "Graded Aggregate Base" (GAB), Cr-6 or "Aggregate Base Coarse" (ABC Stone). This material is commonly confused with "Stone Dust" and although they share some similar properties, these two materials are completely different.
The material is most commonly used in home projects as a compactible sub-base material. It is a combination of coarse and fine aggregates that form a solid, level base of support for the top layers of things like driveways, patios, and structural foundations.
A foundation of crusher run can add years to your driveway's life. The durable and compact nature of the material will prevent the surface material from developing potholes, cracking or shifting under heavy pressure from vehicle traffic and the elements.
Masonry work like installing stone pavers or retaining walls, it can provide a solid foundation for construction that is capable of keeping heavy stone materials in place.
When excavating to install underground equipment like sewer pipes, drainage pipes, and utility cables, it can also act as a reliable backfill to hold loose soil and ground in place.
57s (Blue Stone)
#3 Surge Gravel (Blue Stone)
#3 Surge Gravel (Blue Stone)
57s Bluestone averages about half-inch to quarter inch in size. It is commonly used as a drainage gravel, in mix concrete, mix asphalt and as a base for retaining walls and driveways. #57 Stone can also be applied in irrigation and on gravel roads. Despite its consistent use, this stone will NOT create a highly compacted surface. You will
57s Bluestone averages about half-inch to quarter inch in size. It is commonly used as a drainage gravel, in mix concrete, mix asphalt and as a base for retaining walls and driveways. #57 Stone can also be applied in irrigation and on gravel roads. Despite its consistent use, this stone will NOT create a highly compacted surface. You will need to use other materials or add material to the stone to achieve a firm surface.
#3 Surge Gravel (Blue Stone)
#3 Surge Gravel (Blue Stone)
#3 Surge Gravel (Blue Stone)
#3 Bluestone averages about 1.5 inches to 3.5 inches in size. It is commonly used as a gravel for stabilization of muddy areas, construction driveways, stormwater infiltration pits, drainage, construction zone entrances, erosion control, roads and parking lots. This larger size stone makes it optimal for pre-driveway (first layer) stone i
#3 Bluestone averages about 1.5 inches to 3.5 inches in size. It is commonly used as a gravel for stabilization of muddy areas, construction driveways, stormwater infiltration pits, drainage, construction zone entrances, erosion control, roads and parking lots. This larger size stone makes it optimal for pre-driveway (first layer) stone in order to hold smaller gravel from sinking so quick, holding soil on banks, or use this stone to slow down a fast a water flow in a ditch by making mini dams.
Soil (Sold by the Ton)
Unscreened Topsoil
Unscreened Topsoil
Unscreened Topsoil
If you don't need the quality or expense of screened topsoil, you can get unscreened topsoil. Unscreened topsoil refers to topsoil that has not been subjected to the screening process to have larger particles filtered out of it. It tends to be much coarser than screened topsoil. However, its coarse consistency makes it useful for creatin
If you don't need the quality or expense of screened topsoil, you can get unscreened topsoil. Unscreened topsoil refers to topsoil that has not been subjected to the screening process to have larger particles filtered out of it. It tends to be much coarser than screened topsoil. However, its coarse consistency makes it useful for creating a subsoil base. You can create the garden structure with unscreened topsoil and place finer topsoil on top. Unscreened topsoil should not be used to support plants. The inconsistent sized soil particles can inhibit root growth and stifle nutrient supplies. Unscreened topsoil is better used as a base for a garden bed or landscaping rather than serving as a source of nutrients for plants.
Be careful of unscreened topsoil that comes from a construction site. Whatever material was in the topsoil when it was excavated is not removed for the customer. It may have rocks, tree roots, clumps of clay, or other materials mixed in. If the unscreened topsoil is not too coarse, you may be able to use it as a transition layer between the poor soil on your site and the screened topsoil that will be your top layer. Lay a three-inch layer of unscreened topsoil on top of the poor soil. Once you lay the topsoil, you should rake or till it in to blend it with the poor soil. Making this transition layer will help stabilize the soil, improve drainage, and promote better plant growth.
Screened Topsoil
Unscreened Topsoil
Unscreened Topsoil
As its name indicates, Screened Topsoil has been screened to remove rocks, sticks, clumps, and other matter that is larger than the screen size. It is created by sifting the topsoil through screens with different sized meshes. Screened topsoil is good to use for making a base for a flower or vegetable garden, filling lawn areas, or planti
As its name indicates, Screened Topsoil has been screened to remove rocks, sticks, clumps, and other matter that is larger than the screen size. It is created by sifting the topsoil through screens with different sized meshes. Screened topsoil is good to use for making a base for a flower or vegetable garden, filling lawn areas, or planting trees or shrubs. This soil is usually suggested for working in areas that will be filled to 1 inch or more. Screened topsoil can be laid on top of the unscreened layer. It can be mixed with compost, manure, or peat to enrich the soil even more. Screening the topsoil results in soil with particles of a consistent size. With consistently sized particles, the topsoil can provide better water flow and distribution of essential nutrients to your garden.
Fill Dirt
Unscreened Topsoil
Garden Soil Planting Mix
Fill Dirt is a sub base soil used to build up an area before leveling with topsoil. This soil can have contaminants such as rock, stone, vegetation, wood, mulch, sand, construction debris, concrete, etc. In addition, the debris within may vary in size. This "dirt" or "soil" is not meant for growing grass or plant material.
This product h
Fill Dirt is a sub base soil used to build up an area before leveling with topsoil. This soil can have contaminants such as rock, stone, vegetation, wood, mulch, sand, construction debris, concrete, etc. In addition, the debris within may vary in size. This "dirt" or "soil" is not meant for growing grass or plant material.
This product has little to no organic matter within it, it is best used, as the name implies, for filling any area of the ground that requires building up, rather than using it for areas where landscaping or planting will occur. Its use as a filler material is enhanced by the lack of organic matter within the dirt, since this matter would otherwise decompose and could create pockets of space that would cause settling or potential damage to structures built over the fill. Therefore, fill dirt or subsoil is always used rather than topsoil in locations that require an area to be filled or the ground level to be raised, especially when subsequent construction over the area will occur.
Garden Soil Planting Mix
Garden Soil Planting Mix
Garden Soil Planting Mix
Garden Soil is our all-purpose mixture designed for vegetable and flower gardens. A mixture of 50% topsoil, 25% sand & 25% leaf compost and screened through a 3/8” screen. Garden Soil is ready to use on all types of outdoor plants, flowers, trees, shrubs and vegetables.
Mushroom Compost
Garden Soil Planting Mix
Mushroom Compost
This Mushroom Compost is not mixed with other materials or altered! This compost enriches soil, supplies nutrients, increases the water-holding capacity of the soil and is suitable for most garden plants. It supports various types of plant growth like fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers.
To get the best results, be sure to thoroughly mix it in with the garden soil prior to planting.
Leaf Compost
Garden Soil Planting Mix
Mushroom Compost
Leaf Compost is a mix of leaves and organic materials, like grass clippings or food waste. If you want more plant nutrients, pest control and disease prevention for your plants, we recommend Leaf Compost. As always, be sure to thoroughly mix compost in with your current soil prior to planting.
Sand (Sold by the Ton)
White Sand (Beach Sand)
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand
White Sand (Beach Sand)
White Sand also called "Beach Sand" is essentially what it sounds like. It’s similar in feel and look to what you might see on vacation. This sand is often found on playgrounds, volleyball courts, and in sandboxes. It may also be referred to as “play sand”, which indicates that it’s free of silica and safe for children to play in. White
White Sand also called "Beach Sand" is essentially what it sounds like. It’s similar in feel and look to what you might see on vacation. This sand is often found on playgrounds, volleyball courts, and in sandboxes. It may also be referred to as “play sand”, which indicates that it’s free of silica and safe for children to play in. White Sand can also be used as an ingredient in swimming pools, production of concrete paving stones and as golf bunker sand. If you want to have a soft spot to play in your backyard or your business is constructing a large athletic space outside, beach sand might be an excellent option.
Walker Sand
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand
White Sand (Beach Sand)
Walker Sand is a dry screened, coarse sand that is tan in color. It is typically used for snow removal, riding arenas and beaches. It is commonly used for Pavers, Stucco, & Stonework. Though this material is perfectly safe for Playground / Sandboxes as well.
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand is mixed right here in the Shenandoah Valley. This sand is a finer crushed sand with more uniform granules than concrete sand and has been screened and washed. It is the most versatile sand in terms of applications. Works well as a joint sand between pavers and other narrow joints. It is used in mixed concrete and for block and brick mortar.
Infield Mix
Concrete Sand
Yellow Washed Masonry Sand
Infield Mix is the combination of sand, silt and clay. These components create a field that is easy to maintain while maximizing safety, play-ability, drainage and appearance. This mix known to keep its texture, color and firmness through even the longest season. Carefully balanced ingredients provide professional quality infields for col
Infield Mix is the combination of sand, silt and clay. These components create a field that is easy to maintain while maximizing safety, play-ability, drainage and appearance. This mix known to keep its texture, color and firmness through even the longest season. Carefully balanced ingredients provide professional quality infields for colleges, schools, park, and municipalities that will set your fields apart. It's also excellent for use in Horseshoe pits.
Concrete Sand
Concrete Sand
Concrete Sand
Concrete Sand also referred to as "Paver Sand", is most commonly used as a key ingredient in cement or hot asphalt. Concrete sand can also be used as pipe sand or as a base layer and leveling medium for above ground pools, patios or walkways made of concrete paving stones. This is the best sand for concrete.
Tailings
Concrete Sand
Concrete Sand
Sand made of Tailings is normally better than sea sand since Sea Sand contains salt and chloride ions, which is easily causes steel to corrode. Utilizing tailings allows us to create more sustainable by-products such as mine roads, brick and tile manufacture, insulation, or even foamed products.
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