Landscaping pebbles for sale by the bag, the ton, or the yard
Every pebble blend above is for sale in the quantity your project needs. Container tops, planters and small features go by the bag or a sample. Pathways, creek beds and open ground cover are ordered as bulk pebbles, priced per ton or per cubic yard. Pick a size on any product page and it shows the current cost for that exact unit.
Pebble size drives coverage more than most people expect. Smaller river pebbles pack tightly and stretch further, while larger 1 inch to 2 inch pebbles leave bigger voids between stones and cover less area per ton. Polished pebbles are sold in smaller decorative quantities and priced accordingly, because the tumbling and grading process is more involved.
How many pebbles do I need?
Measure length times width, then plan on about 2 inches deep for decorative cover and 3 inches for a walking surface. As a planning figure, a ton of small pebbles covers roughly 100 square feet at 2 inches, and larger grades closer to 75. Run your exact dimensions through the coverage calculator, or see cubic yards vs tons to convert between bulk units.
Compare related materials in river rock, beach pebbles, polished pebbles, and white landscape rock, or read beach pebbles vs river rock and landscaping with river rock and pebble. For bulk loads and freight, request a quote.
Buy a bag of pebbles or bulk garden pebbles
Almost every pebble in this collection comes in a 2 cubic foot bag, the easy way to buy a bag of pebbles for a planter, a pot topper or a small water feature. Most are also sold as bulk garden pebbles in 1,000 lb and 2,000 lb quantities, so a bed or pathway never has to be carried home bag by bag.
Choosing pebbles for landscaping by size
Size is the first decision with pebbles for landscaping. For small pebbles for landscaping, such as path surfaces, pot toppers and the spaces between larger stones, look at the 3/8 inch grades. Larger 1 to 2 inch pebble rocks for landscaping suit borders, dry creek beds and ground cover you will not walk on, and the 3 to 5 inch sizes read as cobble. For white garden stones, compare Himalaya White Polished Pebbles and White Criva Mexican Beach Pebbles, and order a sample jar to check the color first.
