New!Ackland Rivora Earth Mix Natural Quartzite Landscaping Rock Pebbles, 0.25-1.25 In. (55 Bags, 40 lbs/Bag)
Item # 604482999
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New!Ackland Rivora Earth Mix Natural Quartzite Landscaping Rock Pebbles, 0.25-1.25 In. (55 Bags, 40 lbs/Bag)
Item # 604482999
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Bring a touch of organic sophistication to your landscape with natural quartzite rock pebbles from the Rivora collection. These beautifully smoothed stones in Earth Mix offer both decorative charm and functional benefits-helping to insulate soil from extreme temperatures, reduce weed growth, and minimize erosion in areas such as beneath downspouts. Perfect for lining garden beds, highlighting walkways, or elevating the look of entryways, these quartzite pebbles lend a clean, grounded aesthetic to any outdoor design.Note: Rocks are a natural material and are therefore subject to changes in color and texture over time. Irregularities and consistency of color in each bag should not be considered a fault but the inherent beauty of the natural stone.
- Includes: 55 bags (40 lb. each) of pebbles
- Size: Pebbles range from approximately 0.25-1.25 in.
- Material: Natural Quartzite
- Finish: Natural - untreated texture with organic variation and raw character
- Application: Ideal for gardens, planters, borders, walkways, dry creek beds, water features, and other decorative ground cover
- Performance: Helps control weeds, improve drainage, and retain soil moisture
- Indoor/Outdoor Use: Frost resistant and suitable for year-round interior or exterior landscaping
- Maintenance: No sealing required; rinse with water to remove dirt or debris. Sealer may be applied if enhanced color or protection is desired.
- Variation: Expect natural differences in size, color, and texture that add to the products character
- Coverage: Each 40 lb bag covers approx. 3 sq. ft. at 2" depth (0.5 cu. ft. per bag); coverage varies by pebble size.
