Questions
I have noticed that you have numerous sands and grits on the market and am a little confused as to which one I should use for decorating the base of my pond?
Will aggregates discolour?
How many 25kg bags would I need per m2 and at what depth should I apply the aggregates?
Should I use weed control fabric underneath the aggregates?
Answers
I have noticed that you have numerous sands and grits on the market and am a little confused as to which one I should use for decorating the base of my pond?
Coarse grit would be the best option and has numerous uses such as aquariums, garden paths etc. Below is a quick guide for the use of the Westland aggregate range.
| Product | Description | Size | Use |
| Horticultural Sand | Specially washed fine grade horticultural sand | 25Kg | Can be mixed with compost when seed sowing and taking cuttings, top dressing lawns and for use in greenhouse capillary benches |
| Sharp Sand | Coarse open graded sand | 25Kg | For making plaster and mortar, laying paving, top dressing lawns and for use on greenhouse capillary benches |
| Silver Sand | Fine grade washed sand | 25Kg | Can be mixed with compost when seed sowing and taking cuttings and for use in greenhouse capillary benches and lawns |
| Play Sand | Washed fine grade silica sand | 25Kg | For children’s play area and sand pits |
| Pea Gravel | Washed and graded 5-10mm grit | 25Kg | For garden paths and drives, rockeries and at the bottom of large tubs for ballast |
| Horticultural Grit | Washed and graded 0-5mm grit | 25Kg | Decorative finish for rockeries, compost addition, greenhouse benches, ponds and aquariums |
| Coarse Grit | Washed and graded 3-6mm grit | 25Kg | Decorative finish on rockeries, compost addition, greenhouse benches, ponds and aquariums, garden paths. |