Many summer residents today refuse abundant planting on their site and come there to relax and enjoy nature, and not to engage in endless mowing of the lawn and destruction of weeds. Therefore, artificial materials are replacing the lawn - granite, crushed stone, river stone. We offer 6 main options for creating artificial turf using these materials.
Gravel instead of grass
The modern rhythm of life leaves no time for lawn care, which requires both material and physical and time costs. Stone and gravel landscaping solutions are a sensible alternative to grass, especially where frequent drought and heat make lawn coverage impractical.
No matter where you live, inorganic materials like river rock, gravel, and granite rubble can be a great addition to the rest of your landscaping - with much less effort.
Glass gravel
Yes, you heard right. It's about glass. Recycled glass is ground, cleaned, and processed until it has sharp edges. It is durable in structure, can be of various colors and allows you to create imitations of water, earth and grass without much effort.
Fine gravel
Pea-sized gravel looks great in any site interior, and is also suitable for any application: curbs, flower beds, driveways, patios, paths. It can be mixed and matched with other materials for a more interesting composition.
Granite crushed stone
Most often found in gray tones, crushed granite can also be presented in earthy browns and browns. The cost of crushed stone depends on the fraction, but this material is considered quite budgetary. They are good at framing driveways, paths or areas along the flower bed. Crushed granite will add a natural look to any landscape.
River stone
River stone of various sizes will add a special touch to your site. It has various sizes, shapes and colors, it can be used for almost any purpose: creating paths, platforms for a recreation area, cutting a flower bed, and decorating an area around trees. With the help of river stone and blue gravel, you can create the illusion of a pond or rivulet on the site.
Slate crumb
The unlimited versatility of slate fragments gives them a special appeal in the eyes of garden owners. They come in a variety of colors, including reds, blues, purples, and grays, and can be used for curbs, edging, or even driveways. Small fraction crumbs are suitable as mulch for garden trees and plants.
