Pebble Stone, Crushed Stone

The most common use for crushed stone is as an aggregate for construction projects. The angular surface of the crushed stone makes it easy to compact, roll and vibrate, interlocking and creating a stable surface. It is also frequently used in garden arrangements.

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Beach and river pebbles are also used to create water-smart gardens in areas where water is scarce. Small pebbles are also used to create living spaces and gardens on the rooftops of buildings. And of course it is also used for massage.

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Pebbles are roughly smaller than 2.5 inches.

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Yes. This is one of the main reasons why it is so common to see rocks on top of soil as it is a very effective way to keep your plants healthier for longer. As well as blocking weeds from growing, placing the right stones on top of soil will also help water drainage.

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Pebbles are found in two locations – on the beaches of various oceans and seas, and inland where ancient seas used to cover the land. They can also be found in lakes and ponds.

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