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DATELAND ROCK

Dateland Rock is a decorative and functional gravel, granite, and boulder mix featuring natural desert tones used to reduce water usage and create natural-looking ground cover.

Dateland Rock is perfect for low-maintenance desert landscaping and xeriscaping, including decomposed granite, angular #5 granite, pea gravel, and riprap boulders.

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DESERT SUNSET

Desert Sunset is a popular decorative landscaping gravel featuring a vibrant, warm, southwestern color blend of reds, tans, yellows, and grays.

Desert Sunset serves as a durable, low-maintenance alternative to mulch, enhancing gardens, walkways, and xeriscapes with natural, earthy colors that resemble a desert landscape at sunset.

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MADISON GOLD

Madison Gold is a durable crushed decomposed granite used for decorative landscaping.

Madison Gold is mined from one of the Arizona’s oldest quarries and features a light tan/gold color with mica flakes that sparkle in the sun; blending well with desert environments for pathways, driveways, and ground cover.

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PALOMINO GOLD

Palomino Gold is a warm-toned decorative crushed granite and other rock sourced from Central Arizona.

Palomino Gold is known for its mix of yellow, gold, tan, and cream colors, and is commonly used in Southwestern landscaping for ground cover, pathways, and patios because of its aesthetic appeal, durability, and ability to handle bright sun.

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RAILROAD BLACK

Railroad Black is crushed black lava rock or basalt, used for its deep color, durability, and porous texture.

Railroad Black mimics the rugged, matte-black, or dark grey appearance of industrial volcanic cinder and is popular for landscaping because it controls erosion, suppresses weeds, and adds a bold, modern contrast to gardens.

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RIVER ROCK

River rock is a versatile, durable, and low-maintenance landscaping stone characterized by its smooth, rounded edges and varied, natural colors. Commonly used for ground cover, dry river beds, and flowerbed accents, it offers excellent drainage, effective erosion control, and, unlike mulch, does not need annual replacement.

River rocks come in a variety of natural earth tones, including mixes of tan, gray, brown, yellow, blue, and red. Sizes range from small pebbles and gravel (0.25 in) to medium stones and large, heavy boulders (over 3 in).

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SEDONA RED

Sedona Red is a vibrant, iron-rich sandstone and quartzite primarily sourced from the Schnebly Hill Formation in Arizona.

Sedona Red is known for its brilliant red, orange, and rust hues, and frequently used to create a Southwest aesthetic in landscaping, whether as decorative gravel, soil toppers, moss rock boulders, or flagstone for paths and patios.

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SIERRA VERDE

Sierra Verde is known for its soft green and grey tones with white quartz accents.

Sierra Verde is commonly used in Arizona-style xeriscaping to add natural color, reduce water consumption, and provide a low-maintenance, HOA-friendly, fade-resistant ground cover for residential and commercial projects.

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WHITE ROCK

White Rock landscaping rock is a decorative, light-colored stone composed of marble chips or quartz.

White Rock is used to create bright, modern contrasts in gardens and to suppress weeds, regulate soil temperature, and improve drainage.

White Rock serves as a low-maintenance alternative to mulch, creating a clean look for paths, planters, and walkways.

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YAVAPAI CORAL

Yavapai Coral is a natural decorative granite gravel used for desert landscaping, featuring a mix of light and dark pinkish-orange tones with sparkling quartz and mica grains.

JMJ provides Yavapai Coral in various sizes from fine screenings to larger boulders.

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YUMA GREY

Yuma Grey is a common type of local decorative landscaping rock or gravel often used in Arizona for desert landscaping, xeriscaping, and erosion control. It is popular for its affordability and ability to reduce water usage.