Lompoc Scrambled Egg wall stone and flagstone

The name says it all. Lompoc Scrambled Egg is a creamy tan limestone with a gold and white texture that looks a bit like eggshell. It is sold as flagstone, but it is used mainly for walls, where the textured face shows best. It adds a light, cheerful tone to planters, garden walls and borders. If you like the Lompoc color family, it sits well beside Lompoc boulders and wall stone from the same yard.

The eggshell texture

Creamy tan is the base, with a gold and white texture that looks like eggshell.

Limestone is a sedimentary stone. Lompoc Scrambled Egg is used mainly for walls.

Because the color is light, it keeps a shady side yard or narrow garden from feeling dark. It also looks good next to terracotta pots and warm stucco.

Best uses

Most customers use Scrambled Egg for garden walls, raised beds and planter faces. The texture reads best at eye level.

It can also be laid as flagstone for paths and accents. Tell staff where it is going so they can help pick the right pieces.

Building with it

For a wall, sort pieces by thickness and set the thickest on the bottom course. Our stone wall ideas page has more help.

Measure the wall and bring the numbers. Stone is sold by weight and quotes come by phone or at the yard.

Popular uses

• Garden walls
• Raised planter faces
• Low borders
• Accent paths
• Mailbox and entry columns