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• Broken stone features jagged edges and uneven surfaces, giving it a raw, natural appearance that contrasts beautifully with smoother materials. • Pieces come in a range of sizes, from small gravel-like fragments to larger boulders, allowing for versatile landscaping options. • Broken stone exhibits a range of colors, including grays, browns, and rusts, often influenced by the minerals within the rock, adding depth to the landscape. • Broken stone allows water to flow through and around it, helping to prevent erosion and manage runoff effectively. • Once laid, broken stone requires minimal upkeep, making it an efficient choice for pathways, driveways, or decorative features. • Suitable for various landscaping projects, broken stone can be used in gardens, rockeries, or as a base for patios and walkways.