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Mushroom Compost: Supplies macronutrients (nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium), and micronutrients (calcium, magnesium, iron) to the soil.  High levels of calcium which benefits some crops, such as tomatoes.

River Rock: River rock is a smooth and rounded stone that can be used to create a natural look and feel in your landscaping. It is great for adding texture and interest to garden beds, walkways, or water features.

Decorative Stone: Decorative stone is a great option for adding texture and interest to garden beds or walkways. It comes in a variety of colors and sizes to fit your unique needs.

Boulders: Boulders are large, natural stones that can be used as a focal point in your landscaping or as a natural border for garden beds. They come in a variety of sizes and colors to fit your unique needs.

Flagstone: A flat stone, cut in irregular, rectangular or square shape and usually used for paving slabs or walkways, patios, flooring, and other construction.

Mini Slate Chips: These small slate chips are particularly suited for walkways, driveways and even rustic patios, as the flat stones compress and pack together. Many homeowners and business owners use mini slate chips for their rock garden borders in front of a building. They also serve as a mulch substitute around trees and bushes.

Wheat Straw:  It is used when planting grass, the soil should be kept moist and at a fairly consistent temperature, and spreading wheat straw over the newly planted grass seed can help when you're trying to grow grass on uneven or hilly ground, the straw can help reduce erosion and hold the seeds in place.

Pine Straw: When applied correctly, pine straw prevents evaporation of water from the soil, reduces the growth of weeds, and helps prevent soil compaction and erosion. Pine straw also protects plants from freezing conditions, helping to keep the soil around the plants at a stable temperature

Railroad Ties: For decades, railroad ties have been used for gardens and landscapes. Their natural, worn look makes them ideal for raised garden beds, steps and retaining walls. They're also used to construct rustic benches and decks.