RM 2Kg Mix Color (White Red Yellow Gray Green) Marble Chips

Rameshwaram Marble provide comprehensive range of marble pebbels and chips in different colour and size as per clients requirement. Our white unpolished marble pebbles are of superior quality. White Marble chips make a durable and attractive ground cover. They resist deterioration and typically do not attract termites or ants. These 10-50mm size pebbles and chips are recommended for walkways, patios and similar areas of your yard. They have a white color that can easily complement many landscape designs .

• Perfect for walkways, patios and other areas

• White color can complement a wide range of home exteriors

• Resists cracking and discoloration, offering beauty

• Does not attract termites or ants in normal use

• Landscape beauty that lasts forever Square Meter Coverage (1 layer): 10mm – 30mm = 50kgs Square Meter Coverage (2 layers): 10mm – 30mm = 110kgs Marble Chips as base material You can use an underlay of base chips layer (the same or similar colour) and lay the feature pebbles on top. However, this should only be done in areas where pebbles are not going to be walked on as this mixes the two types of pebbles together and the base material becomes visible.

• Note: Product may vary by store

What Is White Marble Mulch – Using White Marble Mulch In The Garden

Mulching is an important part of gardening that sometimes gets overlooked. Mulch helps keeps roots cool and moist in the summer and warm and insulated in the winter. It also suppresses weeds and gives your garden bed an attractive, textured look. Organic mulches, like wood chips and pine needles, are always a good choice, but crushed stone is swiftly gaining in popularity.

What is White Marble Mulch? What is white marble mulch?

Put simply, it’s white marble that has been crushed to the consistency of gravel and spread in a layer around plants just like other mulch. Using marble chips as mulch has a few strong advantages over using organic mulch. For one thing, marble chips are heavy and won’t blow away like many other mulches, making them ideal for areas that are prone to high winds.

For another, marble doesn’t biodegrade, meaning it doesn’t have to be replaced from year to year the way organic mulch does. There are, however, some drawbacks to using white marble mulch. While it does protect roots, it tends to heat them up more than organic mulch and should only be used with plants that don’t mind some heat.

White marble chips are also very high in pH and will leach into the soil over time, making it more alkaline. Don’t use marble chips as mulch around plants that prefer acidic soil. 15.5M3.5K White marble chip mulch can be laid directly on the soil, but it’s much easier to manage if a sheet of gardening fabric is put down first.