San Pablo Blue Pebbles
San Pablo Blue pebbles are 1 to 3 inch blue stones smoothed by water, used for dry creek beds, pond edges, borders and garden paths.
Phone the Mid Valley Rock yard to confirm they are on hand, then see the blue color in daylight.
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The blue color is what makes San Pablo Blue pebbles special. These 1 to 3 inch pebbles have been smoothed by water into rounded shapes, and their blue tone brings a cool, calm feel to a garden. They are a natural choice when you want a dry creek bed to read like water, or when you want a border that ties in with a pool, blue pots or gray siding.
Color and size
San Pablo Blue pebbles are blue in color and water-smoothed. Tones vary a little from stone to stone.
At 1 to 3 inches, they are big enough to see from a distance but small enough to spread easily.
The smooth, water-worn surface makes them pleasant to handle and easy to rake into place. The rounded shape also lets water move through them in a creek bed.
Using blue pebbles
Line a dry creek bed with them to suggest water. They also look good around ponds and in water features.
As a border, they pair well with gray and blue stone, like bluestone flagstone.
Blue pebbles also make a calm accent around a birdbath or at the foot of a boulder. A small patch goes a long way, since the color is less common in a garden.
Install and upkeep
Lay fabric under the pebbles, then spread them one or two layers deep. Add larger cobbles for a more natural creek look.
Rinse now and then to keep the blue bright. Bring your measurements to the yard and staff can help size the order.
Popular uses
- Dry creek beds
- Pond edges
- Garden borders
- Pathway fill
- Accents with blue pots
Design pairing
Pairs well with San Pablo Blue
Rock Talk
San Pablo Blue questions
Still unsure? Call the yard at (916) 363-4239. We are happy to talk it through.
How big are San Pablo Blue pebbles?
They are 1 to 3 inches.
Are they natural?
Yes. They are smoothed by water into rounded shapes.
Are they good for a dry creek bed?
Yes. The blue color suggests water, which makes them a popular choice for creek beds.
Visit the yard
Come see the stone in person
Walk the yard with us, bring your measurements and a photo of your house, and we will help you pick stone that fits the project and the budget.
5300 Excelsior Road, Sacramento, CA 95827
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