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Daltons Landscape Coarse Riverstone

Daltons Landscape Coarse Riverstone 15L

Daltons Landscape Coarse Riverstone
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Daltons Coarse Riverstone are natural, smooth stones that are ideal for landscaping projects and more. Their grey tones bring depth and texture, providing a durable alternative to traditional ground covers.

Uses
  • Ideal for paths and decorative mulching.
  • Excellent in water features or lining the edges of ponds.
  • Works well as a pot topper.
  • Perfect for decorative rock gardens and landscape features.
  • Use to highlight specific areas of the garden.
Product Features
  • Grade: 20-40mm
  • A natural and durable alternative to bark for garden ground cover.
  • Easy-care and low-maintenance solution for landscaping.
  • Hard-wearing, long-lasting.
  • Clean, washed grade.
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