Eden Split 6" Medium is a light grey stone that is cut to 3 "thick, and 6" deep. The split in this stone gives it a relatively uniform thickness while maintaining a natural look. Often referred to as a dry stack stone due to its brick like shape, and ability to stack easily.

Chilton 6" Split Medium is a natural landscape stone that varies in color from light to dark grey, with tan, red, and blue hues mixed throughout. This brick-like stone is commonly referred to as a dry stack, as it is easy to build with and stack.

Oakfield 8" Split Medium is a natural stone with tan, and beige tones that is commonly used for a variety of landscape applications, including patios, walkways, and walls.

Indiana 8" Split Medium landscape stone is light grey in color. Its brick-like shape makes it easy to build with. Commonly referred to as a dry stack stone. Great for vertical applications on projects such as retaining walls, garden walls, and fire features.

Our Rustic Buff 8" Split Medium Natural Stone comes from a quarry in Ohio, it is about 4" thick, has a buff/rust color, and a highly dimpled surface for a natural look. This natural stone can be used to build borders, fire pits, and landscape walls.

Eden Thin natural landscape stone varies in color from a light grey to a light tan with a relatively flat surface. It is 1.5 -2.5" thick, and varies greatly in size, with diameter up to 18". Eden thin can be used to build borders, retaining walls, free standing walls, fire pits, and it can also be used as a simple stepping stone.

Tumbled Indiana 8" Split landscape stone is split into a shape that roughly resembles a brick and varies in length. It's a solid grey color and is very easy to build walls with. This particular limestone is often used for retaining walls and can add beauty to any landscape.

Bluffton Medium is a natural stone that ranges in color from light grays to dark grays. It is about 1-2.5" thick, and comes in a variety of sizes. It's very commonly found in the Columbus area, and sourced from a quarry in Northwest Ohio.

Oklahoma Medium is an irregular stone that ranges in color from light beige to rusty orange. It's very commonly found in the Columbus area.

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