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Bring the Honey Crest™ look across more of the landscape.
Quarried in Northern Utah, HoneyCrest Crushed Travertine carries the same soft gray base, warm ribbons of honey and gold, and natural mineral character that define the HoneyCrest stone family. In crushed form, that color becomes a versatile Surface material for pathways, xeriscape, landscape beds, transitions, and the spaces surrounding larger stone.
Honey Crest Crushed is a Surface product when you Build It Right.™ It creates the ground plane that connects the bigger pieces of the project. Pair it with HoneyCrest boulders, builders, rubble, or other natural stone to carry a consistent material story through the entire landscape.
Available in 1" Minus and 2" Minus, both blends include crusher fines. Choose 1" when you want a tighter, more compactible finished surface, or step up to 2" when you want more visible stone texture and character.
It isn't just ground cover. It's another way to make the whole landscape feel like it belongs together.
A smaller crushed blend with crusher fines that compacts into a tighter finished surface.
The smaller aggregate and fines make 1" Minus the better HoneyCrest option for areas where foot traffic, compaction, and a more refined appearance matter.
Best for:
Pathways and walkways
Compacted pedestrian areas
Xeriscape paths
Landscape transitions
Stepping-stone paths
Finished ground-cover applications
A larger crushed blend with crusher fines that puts more of HoneyCrest's natural stone character on display.
The larger aggregate creates additional texture and visual weight while the fines fill the spaces between pieces. It's a strong choice for broader landscape areas where you want the ground cover to become part of the design.
Best for:
Xeriscape
Landscape beds
Larger ground-cover areas
Natural transitions
Areas around boulders and wall rock
Projects where a more pronounced stone texture is desired
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