Rounded edges, loose parts, deep crevices… make a home.

Any bush rock has likely sat in the same place for a long, long time. 

Long enough to be a lifeline to its ecosystem…long enough to be alive.

Quarries are often vilified, and for a good reason, they are the product of pure destruction. 

Seeing an enormous scar in the landscape, devoid of life, is uncomfortable for any nature lover.

But there is a silver lining to this destruction.

Instead of taking bush rock for landscape projects and removing life with it, quarried stone offers a beautiful opportunity to birth new bush (surface) rock, to introduce a new substrate for life wherever you want.

If you need a rock, source responsibly <3 

If you would like to dive deeper into the benefits of bush rocks, check out our new poster on the ecology of rocks in the South Australian Plains. Available now.