Tennessee Medium Regular Fieldstone – Pallet

Tennessee Medium Regular Fieldstone brings the natural character of quarried stone to landscape and hardscape projects. Its medium, regularly shaped pieces make it a versatile option for creating structured yet natural-looking features, from garden borders and accent walls to fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, and stone veneer applications.

The stone’s earthy blend of brown, tan, gray, rust, and occasional green tones complements a wide range of landscape styles. Because this is a natural Tennessee stone, each pallet will vary in color, shape, thickness, and piece size—part of what gives a finished project its one-of-a-kind appearance.

Sold by the pallet. Please contact us if you need help estimating how much stone your project may require.

Product Details

• Product: Tennessee Medium Regular Fieldstone

• Sold by: Pallet

• Material: Natural quarried fieldstone

• Color: Natural blend of earthy tones; variation is expected

• Best uses: Stone veneer, garden walls, borders, fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, water features, and landscape accents

• Please note: Natural stone varies in color, thickness, shape, and size from pallet to pallet.

FAQs

What can Tennessee Medium Regular Fieldstone be used for?
It works well for veneer applications, garden borders, landscape walls, fireplaces, water features, outdoor kitchens, and other natural-stone accents.

Is every piece the same size and color?
No. This is natural stone, so piece dimensions, thickness, texture, and color will vary. Those natural variations create a more authentic finished look.

Is it appropriate for a retaining wall?
It may be used for decorative or dry-stack wall applications when properly designed and installed. For structural or taller retaining walls, consult a qualified hardscape professional or engineer.

How is it sold and delivered?
Tennessee Medium Regular Fieldstone is sold by the pallet and delivered by flatbed truck. We deliver throughout Metro Atlanta, including Marietta, Smyrna, Vinings, Kennesaw, Acworth, and Woodstock.