Buy Landscape Granite — Boulders, Cobbles, Curbing & Slab Remnants
Granite is the hardest hardscape stone in common landscape use. Its density makes it near-indestructible for accent boulders, water features, curbing, cobbles, and salt-belt driveways. Weathered pink, gray, and black granite from glacial regions is especially prized for naturalistic landscape work.
Most granite listed on Premier Stone comes direct from quarries or from crews with excess material after major jobs. Expect stone by weight (per ton or per boulder) for landscape material, or by piece for cobbles and curbing.
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How much does a landscape granite boulder cost?
Single-man boulders run $150–$400 each; 2–4 ton feature boulders commonly run $500–$1,500 delivered. Freight is the biggest variable.
What is the difference between granite and basalt?
Both are igneous and hard. Granite is coarser-grained with visible feldspar and quartz; basalt is fine-grained and typically dark gray to black. Landscape use overlaps.
Can I get granite cobbles for a driveway apron?
Yes — reclaimed granite belgian block and sawn cobbles are regularly listed. Search for cobbles and filter by dimensions.
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