Ourimbah Landscape Supplies
Rocks & Decorative Pebbles on the Central Coast
- Specialists in Decorative Landscape Materials
- Family-Owned with Personalised Service
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Decorative Pebbles
- Teralba – A mixed quarry gravel predominantly grey/blue in colour with some white and brown mixed in. Mainly smooth but does have sharper edges as well.
- Denman 20mm – A smooth river pebble with earthy colour tones of browns, creams and greys.
- Denman Lucky Stone – Larger version of 20mm. Sizes range between 50mm - 150mm.
- North Coast 20mm – Different shades of grey with nice flecks of red, white, black and brown.
- North Coast 20mm – 80mm – Same colouring as NC20 with pebbles ranging from 20-60mm.
- North Coast Riverstones – Same colouring as NC but much larger stones, ranging between 100mm – 300mm.
- Cowra White Pebbles – Smooth River pebbles in bright white.
- Cowra Gold Pebbles – Smooth River pebbles in vibrant gold.
- Sandstone Rubble 40mm - 30-40mm natural chip sandstone combines aesthetic appeal with durability, making it a versatile and attractive choice for a wide range of landscaping and construction projects
Central Coast Rocks & Decorative Pebbles
Looking to create a low-maintenance landscape with standout style? Decorative rocks and pebbles are one of the most versatile and eye-catching additions you can make to an outdoor space.
At Ourimbah Landscape Supplies on the Central Coast, we stock a wide variety of decorative stone options that don’t just look good—they last. Whether you’re designing a feature garden, building a dry riverbed, creating contrast against plants, or lining pathways and driveways, we have pebbles and rocks in all shapes, sizes, and colours to bring your vision to life.
From subtle natural tones to bold, contemporary finishes, there’s something to suit every design. To check stock or book a delivery, call us on (02) 4362 2514 and speak with our friendly team.
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Rocks and decorative pebbles are a smart investment in both function and appearance. They’re durable, weather-resistant, and require virtually no upkeep—making them perfect for mulching alternatives, erosion control, garden beds, and even drainage zones. We stock polished pebbles, river stones, crushed rock, volcanic scoria, quartz, and more in a range of textures and tones.
Whether you're after a crisp, modern look or something more natural and rustic, there’s a product to suit your needs and budget. Better yet, they don’t break down or blow away like bark mulch—saving you time on maintenance.
Drop in to view our range or organise a delivery—our expert team is ready to help you pick the right materials for your space.
What are decorative pebbles used for in landscaping?
Decorative pebbles are commonly used to enhance garden beds, line pathways, fill in around stepping stones, and create dry creek beds or feature areas. They’re also popular around water features and in zen-style gardens. Their durability and range of colours make them a low-maintenance alternative to organic mulch. Pebbles help suppress weeds, improve drainage, and reduce soil erosion while giving your garden a clean, finished look that lasts for years without fading or breaking down.
Do decorative rocks help with drainage?
Yes, many decorative rocks—such as river pebbles, crushed rock, and scoria—can help improve drainage in garden beds, pathways, and around buildings. Because they don’t compact or break down, water flows freely between them, preventing pooling and reducing surface runoff. They’re often used in conjunction with drainage pipes or geotextile fabric to manage excess water while still maintaining a tidy, attractive surface.
What's the difference between pebbles and gravel?
While both are types of stone, pebbles are typically smoother and more rounded, often used for decorative finishes. Gravel tends to have a more angular shape and is commonly used as a compactable base for construction, paving, or driveways. Pebbles are better for visible areas where appearance matters, while gravel is favoured for structural and functional uses. That said, some gravel varieties also look great when used decoratively, especially in modern landscaping designs.
