DECORATIVE STONES

Crushed brick: this can be used for decorative purposes in the garden, drainage, water retention and weed control. Crushed Terracotta: this is a very commonly used decorative stone for application on top of soils in garden beds and flower patches. Terracotta blends in so well with natural garden surroundings and all types of plants and flowers.

Pebbles and smaller rocks: these varieties of rocks can be used to cover driveways, walkways and garden pathways. They are also used for water retention and weed control.

Medium to Large Rock Varieties: there are many different types of rocks that are used for the decoration of garden beds and flower beds in both residential and commercial landscaping. They can help to retain water and control the growth of weeds, helping to keep your gadens and flower beds looking the best that they can look, while keeping then well watered.

SOILS

Organic Soil: organic soil consists of a high level of organic matter and is used to enrich either new lawns or gardens or to rejuvenate existing gardens and lawns. Topsoil: topsoil is made for general purposes in your landscaped gardens, whether it is for maintenance of lawns and turfgrass, or perhaps to top up the soil in your gardens beds.

COMPOSTS

Compost: compost is a really effective way of improving the quality of the soils in your landscaped gardens and lawns. Be sure to use the right type of compost for they are not all good for soil enhancement, some will infact do the opposite. It has to be good quality compost.

Leaf Composts: leaf compost is at its peak when the leaves have been in composts for over two years. In some areas leaves are collected off the street by local councils and communities, it is becoming quite a large industry.

SOD

Sod: sod is a farmed product and is made up of 2-3 year old bluegrass. This grass is cut out from the fields, then stacked on trucks, delivered and then rolled out to form instant lawns. Sod needs to be laid no later than the day after delivery, for after this time it may start to decay and then will be no use to you.

SANDS

River Sand: river sand is now commonly used for more gardening types of purposes, such as, when mixing up potting mix for general garden needs. River Sand helps with drainage and helps stabilize your plants in thier pots. It is also commonly used for the bedding sand when installing pavers.

Cement Sand: cement sand is generally used by brick layers for adding to the mixture of mortar, which is used for the laying of bricks.

Washed Sand: washed sand is similar to mason sand or play sand. It's the stuff that you will find on the beaches. It is ideal sand for places where you want to prevent water retention.

LANDSCAPE EDGING

Plastic edging: Plastic Edging is fastly becoming a very popular material for all types of edging purposes. Plastic edging is ideal for surrounding garden beds and also as edging for pavers. It can withstand all kinds of weather conditions and is very versatile. It helps hold your gardens and paved areas in place, making your Landscaped areas look alot neater and tidier.

Steel Edging: this type of edging has been used for years and years. It is the chosen material by landscape professionals for it tends to blend in well with garden surroundings.

Aluminum Edging: this type of edging material tends to stand out more in the garden, due to its bright color; however, it may what certain people are looking for.

PAVERS

There is a wide variety of Pavers available on the market nowadays. Pavers are ideal for use on your patios, courtyards, walkways, pool surrounds, pathways and driveways. They are easy to install and will last a lifetime. Pavers are made from many different materials, such as; natural stone, concrete, bricks and rubber. There is bound to be a type of paver to suit your landscape surroundings.