What types of landscape stone does The Rock Garden carry?
Flagstone, drystack and strip stone, boulders, and walling rock are all available, with enough range in each category to suit most project specs without having to source from multiple suppliers.
Can landscape stone be custom cut or fabricated?
Yes. Fabrication is handled in-house, so stone can be shaped and sized to fit the project before it leaves the quarry.
Do you deliver landscape stone to job sites?
Yes. Delivery and placement are both available, handled by The Rock Garden's own team on a schedule that works around the project timeline.
What's the difference between drystack and walling rock?
Drystack and strip stone is sorted specifically for layered, mortarless builds where coursing and fit do the structural work. Walling rock is selected for consistent sizing that courses cleanly with or without mortar, depending on the application.
Do you offer drilling or boring for landscape stone installations?
Yes. Drilling and boring are available for projects that require precise modifications, water feature integration, or structural mounting before the stone reaches the site.
Can boulders be placed by The Rock Garden's team?
Yes. Placement is part of what the delivery team handles, which matters for larger pieces that require equipment and positioning judgment to sit correctly in the landscape.
How do I know which landscape stone is right for my project?
Stopping by the showroom is the most straightforward way to work through it. Seeing the material in person alongside the team makes the selection process faster and more accurate than working from descriptions alone.
Is there a minimum order for landscape stone?
Reaching out directly is the best way to work through order specifics, since it varies depending on material type and whether fabrication or delivery is involved.
How far in advance should I place a landscape stone order?
It depends on the scope and whether fabrication is involved, but getting in touch before the project reaches that phase is always the safer approach. Last-minute orders can be accommodated, but early communication gives the team more room to work with.
Can The Rock Garden source specific sizes of boulders for a project?
Yes. Boulder selection happens at the quarry, so if a project calls for a particular scale or shape, that conversation is worth having before an order is placed rather than after.
Do you handle phased deliveries for larger landscape projects?
Yes. Delivery can be coordinated in stages so material arrives as the project needs it rather than all at once, which keeps the site manageable and the crew working efficiently.
Is flagstone sold by the piece or by weight?
Reaching out directly is the best way to work through pricing and quantity specifics, since it varies by material type and project scope.
Can walling rock be used for both structural and decorative walls?
Yes. It's selected for the kind of consistency that holds up in structural applications, and the natural character of the stone carries through in decorative contexts just as well.
What should I bring when visiting the showroom to discuss a landscape project?
Project dimensions and any design references are helpful, but coming in with just a general idea of the scope is enough to start a useful conversation with the team.
Does The Rock Garden work with landscaping companies on an ongoing basis?
Recurring supplier relationships are a regular part of how The Rock Garden operates, and contractors who need consistent material across multiple projects are a natural fit for that kind of arrangement.
