Brandywine Stone and Landscape Supply ~ 610-857-5756

Brandywine Stone and Landscape Supply ~ 610-857-5756 .“Building our business . . . one satisfied customer at a time” <![CDATA[West Mountain Sandstone.]]> <![CDATA[This material is dredged from the dry beds of the Upper Delaware River. They are used as a rock mulch in flower and shrubbery beds around pools for an earthy look, and also as a ground cover for driveways and wooded garden paths.]]> <![CDATA[Same as the smaller Caramel Beach Pebbles but not used for ground cover in playgrounds.]]> <![CDATA[It is used for drainage pits and areas not subject to flooding, as well as for under sheds, concrete driveways and concrete walkways. It is also used in pipe trenches.]]> <![CDATA[This material is dredged from the dry beds of the Upper Delaware River. It is used as a rock mulch in flower and shrubbery beds and around pools for an earthy look, and also as a ground cover for driveways and wooded garden paths.]]> <![CDATA[This is the smallest of the Maryland beach pebbles. They are not crushed but rather dredged from dry glacier beds. It is a round white pebble with streaks of caramel, tan and some gray running through it. It is used as a rock mulch in flower and shrubbery beds, around pools for a beach effect, and also as a decorative cover for driveways. Another use for this material is for ground cover in playgrounds.]]> <![CDATA[This stone is crushed to 1/8]]> <![CDATA[This material is quarried from the northern areas of Pennsylvania and is split into large sheets. It is a gray/green, blue/green, green/brown or lilac color and ranges in sizes from 12]]> <![CDATA[This material is sawed on all six sides to consistent thicknesses and then one surface is thermalled, or flamed, to pock the surface. The thermalled surface is the finished side. The color is generally a blue/gray or brown/gray, with green/gray and lilac sometimes available. This product is slightly higher priced than the natural cleft due to the sawing and thermalling. It is excellent to work with in patios and walkways because of the near exact thickness, which is 1-1/2]]> <![CDATA[This stone is crushed to 3/8]]>