Decomposed Granite is formed by weather and erosion, turning solid granite into fine, sand sized particles and fragments. It is an earthy mixture of tan, brown, grey, and white in colour, blending perfectly with native gardens. It allows water to drain directly into the soil, so it is a good choice if you are looking for a substitute for mulch in the garden.
Decomposed granite is also an excellent, natural looking choice for paths and driveways. Mixing decomposed granite with off white cement creates a stabilised, sem-rigid surface that looks natural but acts like light duty pavement and will resist erosion and wheel ruts.
* Decomposed Granite is natural product and therefore the colour can vary. If you are trying to match it with pre-existing product, we suggest popping in the nursery to check it out before purchasing.
Note: if you want to order more than 4 cubic metres, please call the nursery on (02) 4455 2596
Decomposed Granite is formed by weather and erosion, turning solid granite into fine, sand sized particles and fragments. It is an earthy mixture of tan, brown, grey, and white in colour, blending perfectly with native gardens. It allows water to drain directly into the soil, so it is a good choice if you are looking for a substitute for mulch in the garden.
Decomposed granite is also an excellent, natural looking choice for paths and driveways. Mixing decomposed granite with off white cement creates a stabilised, sem-rigid surface that looks natural but acts like light duty pavement and will resist erosion and wheel ruts.
* Decomposed Granite is natural product and therefore the colour can vary. If you are trying to match it with pre-existing product, we suggest popping in the nursery to check it out before purchasing.
Note: if you want to order more than 4 cubic metres, please call the nursery on (02) 4455 2596