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River rock also has many landscaping uses. In fact, it's so versatile that we have created a seperate article all about this particular item: River Rock Landscaping Uses. Rainbow rock. As we continue up the size scale, we come to rainbow rock. As with most other types of landscaping rock and stone, this item goes by many different names. It's larger than the types of stone we've discussed above, but smaller than boulders. Rainbow rock can be used to form a border around a garden or other landscape features, or it could be used as a ground cover.
The Different Kinds of Rocks in Landscaping. River rock can be used to simulate waterways in your landscape. When planning a landscape, your first priority may be plants, but rocks should also be part of your plan. Landscaping rocks provide focal points and add vertical features to an otherwise flat area. Rocks can also be functional by creating barriers, serving as mulch and helping with drainage. You can choose from one type of rock or add several kinds depending on your landscape needs.