Large Gray River Rock
It varies in size, but a majority of the material will range in size from 2″ to 5″. It is our largest Montana river rock, and drains very well. It is commonly used in dry stream beds, water features and zen gardens. Not recommended for drainage areas.
Medium Gray River Rock
These Montana river rocks are mostly gray in color, with some light brown in the mix. All are rounded and worn smooth over time. This size is commonly used in dry stream beds, water features and zen gardens, and in planters for drainage.
Small Gray River Rock
These Montana river rocks are mostly gray in color, with some light brown in the mix. All are rounded and worn smooth over time. This size is commonly used in water features, gardens, and flower beds.
Large Rainbow River Rock
This multi-hued natural rock has cool and lots of tones in it, giving a more unconventional look to any area. Works great in gardens and filling in paver gaps.
Large Midnight Basalt
This crushed dark basalt is deep gray in color, giving a formal and pure look to any area. Works great in gardens and filling in large gaps.
Small Midnight Basalt
This crushed 1-2″ dark basalt is deep gray in color, giving a formal and pure look to any area. Works great in gardens and filling in large gaps.
Large Desert Mix
2.5 to 4″ chunks of crushed rock in a gray flecked with yellow tan colors. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for edging surfaces, as well as for xeriscape and hardscapes.
Small Desert Mix
Smaller 1-2″ chunks of crushed rock in a gray flecked with yellow tan colors. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for edging surfaces, as well as for xeriscape and hardscapes.
Large Columbia Brown
Large 2-5″ chunks of crushed rock in a medium warm, tan and gray color palette. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for edging surfaces, as well as for xeriscape and hardscapes.
Small Columbia Brown
Small 1-2″ chunks of crushed rock in a medium warm, tan and gray color. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for walking surfaces, as well as for xeriscape and hardscapes.
Large Cocoa
Large 2.5 to 4″ chunks of crushed rock in a medium warm, tan and gray color palette. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for edging surfaces, as well as for xeriscape and hardscapes.
Small Cocoa
Small 1-2″ chunks of crushed rock in a medium warm, tan and gray color. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for walking surfaces, as well as for xeriscape and hardscapes.
Champagne
This crushed cool multi-hued rock has cool and warm tones in it, giving a more unconventional look to any area. Works great in gardens and filling in paver gaps.
Super Salmon Supreme
Forged by Mother Nature’s heat to create multicolored salmon stones. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this is a uniquely warm multihued rock, great for walkways, xeriscape and hardscapes.
White Dolomite
Pure white with a little gleam makes White Dolomite the most popular decorative stone around. Use it anywhere you want a little shine and a lot of pop.
Brilliant Red
Deep burgundy red tones and a little extra sparkle make this rock something extra special. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this is a uniquely warm hued rock, great for walkways, xeriscape and hardscapes.
Large Red Lava Rock
Lava rock has a porous texture, is lightweight, and has multiple hues of oranges, reds and browns. A popular choice for arid areas, as it mimics the natural terrain.
Medium Red Lava Rock
Lava rock has a porous texture, is lightweight, and has hues of oranges, reds and browns. A popular choice for arid areas, as it mimics the natural terrain.
