Flagstone Types and Colors

It's important to look at some different flagstone types and colors before you begin your landscape project.

There are so many great looking stones in this country that you want to make sure you get the right one for your landscape.

Probably my favorite looking stone comes from out west that is volcanic. It comes in four different colors that would be decorative in many types of landscaping applications. Their colors are red, black, mauve and a buckskin looking color.

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I also love the Buff Flagstone out of New Mexico . It has a nice brown color to it and it is easy to work with. (Well, stone is never easy to work with. This stone is a little easier, because of the cutting.)

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Arizona Flagstone is the most abundant. I've heard from stoneyards that there are 20 to 30 quarries in Arizona. They have many great colors with red and buff being the most abundant.

A stone that we've laid a couple of times is Pennsylvania Blue Flagstone . It is obviously blue, but some have a nice brown tint to it. It looks great out here in the west, because it is rare in this area.

And the stone that we've laid hundreds of patios, walkways, and walls with is our very own Colorado Flagstone . The stone comes mostly in red, but there is a lot in buff as well. It is durable and not too hard to cut.

The more we research the more stone that we find.

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