Outcropping

Natural outcropping stone consists of large, rugged slabs or boulders used to create dramatic, naturalistic features in the landscape—such as retaining walls, slope stabilization, or bold focal points. These stones are typically 5" to 18"+ thick and come in irregular or snapped shapes, often with weathered or natural tops and rock-faced edges. Their organic textures and earthy tones blend seamlessly into natural surroundings, offering both structural integrity and timeless visual appeal. Outcropping is especially valued for its durability, low maintenance, and ability to control erosion while enhancing property value through authentic, geological aesthetics.