Rockery

Angular rock with pink, white and green stripes and speckled with quartz.

A blue-green rock rippled with rusty streaks. Almost slate-like in appearance.

Angular, variegated pastel colours

A buff Cotswold stone with streaks of blue running through it.

A highly angular light grey rock, cracks and crevices provide interesting shapes.

A dark green-brown rock, angular in shape.

A light grey limestone with shades of red and pink running through it.

Smaller, angular rock in a rusty red colour.

Angular slate pieces in a shade of plum, goes well with the popular plum slate chippings.

Smaller dark green rock with flecks of white running through. A good match for green slate or Criggion Green chippings.

A popular buff/yellow rock from the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset. A good companion for Cotswold or South Cerney chippings.

A light green rock with some rusty streaks. Oftem breaks into flat pieces making it ideal for use in a water feature.

The classic brown/buff yorkstone colour in rockery form.