Sold by the yard or ton?

Both, depending on the specific material. Lighter rocks may be sold by the yard, while heavier stone is typically quoted by the ton.

Which rock is best for drainage?

Washed gravel is excellent for drainage because it's clean (no fines) and allows water to flow freely.

Can I use rock instead of mulch?

Yes, decorative rock is a great low-maintenance alternative to mulch that doesn't need to be replaced yearly.

What size rock should I use?

Small rock (1-2") is good for paths and general beds. Larger rock (4"+) is better for accents, dry creek beds, and areas with heavy water flow.

Do you deliver in St. Francois County?

Yes, we offer local delivery across Farmington and St. Francois County.

Products/Bulk Materials/Decorative Rock

BULK DECORATIVE ROCK & LANDSCAPE STONE

Decorative Rock in Farmington, MO

Add long-lasting texture and low-maintenance curb appeal with bulk decorative rock from RLES — river rock, washed gravel, lava rock, and decorative stone for projects across Farmington + St. Francois County. Pickup or local delivery.

Multiple sizes & colorsSold by yard or tonPickup or local delivery

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Common Rock & Stone Uses

Landscape Beds

A lasting, low-maintenance finish that won't blow away.

Walkways & Paths

Clean, walkable surfaces for gardens and side yards.

Dry Creek Beds

Natural-looking drainage and erosion control accents.

Drainage Zones

Washed gravel and stone for French drains and runoff.

ROCK & STONE OPTIONS

Decorative Rock Types

From smooth river rock to bold lava rock, we source multiple sizes and colors.

River Rock

Rounded, natural stones perfect for landscape beds, dry creek beds, and soft borders.

Washed Gravel

Clean gravel with no fines, ideal for drainage zones, walking paths, and hardscape bases.

Lava Rock

A lightweight rock with bold texture, perfect for creating high-contrast landscape beds.

Decorative Stone

Available in multiple sizes and colors to add a unique, lasting finish to your landscaping.

PLAN YOUR PROJECT

How much do I need?

Enter your area dimensions to estimate cubic yardage. Rule of thumb: ~1 cu yd ≈ 100 sq ft at 3"; heavier stone quoted by the ton; coverage varies by size/shape/depth.

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