A very nice blend of tan, charcoal, and grey...one of the most color popular choices.

Our best amended soil and what we recommend for starting new gardens or flowerbeds. A screened blend of compost, soil, and sand. The composition of Premium Blend is roughly 60% Zoo Brew compost, 30% soil, and 10% sand.

Premium Organic Blend Topsoil is a non-sterile screened mixture of compost, soil, and sand. Approximately 30% soil, 60% compost, and 10% sand. Premium Organic Blend Topsoil is a great soil for planting. It's well screened and its organic material make it very light and able to hold large amounts of water.

Snake River Flagstone is a natural stone, coming in varying imperfect shapes and sizes. All pieces are between 1.5” – 2” thick and in random shapes from 8”x18” – 24”x24”. This piece of flagstone is tan or dark grey with interspersed accents of misty white and sterling silver. To lay, pieces are easily set in a mortarless bed of sand, gravel, or soil.

Unlike wood mulches, river pebbles don’t break down. They’re also able to be reused, which prevents waste. River pebbles are also a great way to improve the look of your beds without vigilance that some mulches require.

River Cobble is the largest size of river rock we carry, with sizes ranging between 1.5”-5”. It is a multicolored decorative stone with earth-tone colors used for ground coverage, drainage, and landscaping projects. Sold in bulk by the pound.

Small River Rock is an earth-tone decorative stone. Approximately ½”-1½” in size. Used to enhance the look of any hardscape project and is a great low-maintenance alternative to mulch. Sold in bulk by the pound.

Alabama River Rock is an earth blend river rock. It is a decorative stone commonly used for pathways and walkways and makes for a great mulch alternative. Sold in bulk by the pound.

Medium River Rock is a small, multicolored decorative stone used for landscaping and drainage applications. It is approximately 1" to 2" in size. Commonly used to replace mulch for a lower maintenance landscape solution and for walkways, sitting areas, and lining water features. There are approximately 20 cubic feet per 2000 pounds of medium river rock (a ton of medium river rock is .74 of a cubic yard).