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11 years ago

What kind of stone is this?

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M. M. Moore Fine Gardens & Masonry
last year
Thank you for your patience. That stone is a mix of Oklahoma and Ozark Blue flagstone. Our masons built the wall on an intentionally light footing to that over time, the wall will settle and look for like an old wall that you might find in England...hope that helps.

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