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Santiam River Rock with Idaho Mountain Slab - dry creekbed - Rexius

Colorful Dry Creek Bed in Coburg

Umbrella Properties jazzed up their landscape using a variety of colorful stone products here: Bronze basalt columns, Glacier Green Boulders and a mix of Rainbow Pebble, Mexican Beach Pebble and Turquoise chips to give this dry streambed some life with a stone bench to provide rest for the weary Coburg antique shopper!

Rainbow Cobbles & Pebbles

Most of the colors of the rainbow show up in the river-washed aggregate we call Rainbow Rock. Reds, pinks, blues and greens really make the landscape come alive with color - especially when wet. Masonry projects such as columns and fireplaces are quite striking when built or faced with this stone while water features and dry stream beds take on an enhanced effect with the use of Rainbow Rock.
Here's a little tip on how to jazz-up a dull, low-maintenance, river rock ground cover...use the cheap, local 3/4" or 1 1/2" river rock to cover the area being "xeriscaped" and then sprinkle or seed the surface with mixed sizes of Rainbow Rock for a jazzy hint of color without the expense of using all Rainbow Rock.

Colorado River Flats

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These multi-color, river-washed stones originate mostly from granite formations but join up with some red sandstone, quartzite and basalt on their long, turbulent ride in the Colorado River to the quarry. They are used in a wide variety of applications: masonry veneers, cobblestone paths, water features, dry creek beds & aquariums. The flats lend themselves nicely to engraving.

Frontier Gold River Flats & Cobbles

This soft, beige-gold cobble is at home as a veneer, wall, cobblestone path border or drystream bed. It is beautifully sorted and packaged at the quarry in a wide variety of grades.