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Crisp white marble or limestone chips that brighten shaded beds and create clean, high-contrast borders.
White decorative rock uses bright marble or limestone chips to reflect light and lift the darker, shaded corners so common in Northwest yards. Set against evergreens and deep bark, the clean white creates crisp borders, defined pathways, and a fresh, tidy appearance. It is a popular choice for modern homes and low-maintenance beds where a bright, orderly look is the goal. Occasional rinsing keeps the stone looking its best, since our damp climate can encourage moss and debris on light surfaces.
Reflects light to brighten shaded, north-facing beds; Creates crisp, high-contrast borders and edging; Gives modern landscapes a clean, tidy appearance; Durable stone that does not decompose like mulch; Pairs well with dark foliage and bark accents
1) Grade the bed and establish clean, defined edges; 2) Lay landscape fabric to keep white chips from sinking into soil; 3) Add a leveling base so the surface sits flat and even; 4) Spread white rock over the fabric-lined bed and rake to a uniform finish
Area and depth of white rock coverage; Marble versus limestone chip selection; Quality edging to maintain crisp, clean lines; Removal of existing material and site prep; Delivery of the stone to your property
White rock can be installed year-round, though placing it in drier months helps keep the light stone clean during the work.