Limestone

Crushed limestone has several uses in landscaping:

  1. Pathways: Crushed limestone gravel creates an attractive, natural-looking, and durable walking surface for garden paths. Large limestone pavers can also be used, but consider texturing them to prevent slipperiness when wet.

  2. Driveways and Parking Areas: Crushed limestone is an excellent choice for driveways and parking spaces. It’s cost-effective, visually pleasing, and versatile.

  3. Base Material for Retaining Walls and Concrete: Crushed limestone serves as a base material for retaining walls and can be used as a filler for concrete.

  4. Weed Suppression and Drainage: Limestone chippings help suppress weeds and improve drainage in garden beds.

Remember to choose the right type of limestone based on your specific landscaping needs! 

#89 Crushed Limestone

#89 Limestone Gravel is a crushed angular limestone aggregate, sometimes referred to as pea gravel. It has a particle size of 3/8″. This smaller size makes it comfortable to walk on, making it commonly used for walkways. Here are some common applications for #89 limestone gravel:

  1. Driveway Gravel
  2. Walkways
  3. Parking Areas
  4. French Drains
  5. Decorative Landscapes

#57 Crushed Limestone

 #57 Limestone Gravel is a crushed angular limestone aggregate with sizes ranging from 1/2″ to 1″. It’s one of the most popular gravels due to its versatility. Here are some common applications for #57 limestone gravel:

  1. Driveway Gravel
  2. RV Pads
  3. Drainage Control
  4. French Drains
  5. Walkways
  6. Concrete Mix

#4 Crushed Limestone

#4 Limestone Gravel is a crushed angular limestone aggregate with sizes ranging from 1 1/2″ to 2 1/2″. It is commonly used for various purposes, including:

  1. Driveway Gravel: Special build driveways that need to support heavy vehicles or items like boats or dump trucks on muddy roads.
  2. Base Material: It serves as a base material for driveways, sidewalks, or patios.
  3. Landscaping: Use it for walkways or as a base layer around paving stones.
  4. Erosion Prevention: Larger grades can help prevent erosion on pond banks, hills, and slopes.
  5. Drainage Systems: Crushed limestone #8G (3/8-1/2 inch) is ideal for channeling water runoff.

If you need more specific recommendations or have any other questions, feel free to ask!