River rocks are a decorative choice, but they don't decompose to feed the soil like organic mulch. Weeds eventually grow between the stones, creating maintenance. Organic mulch (wood chips, pine straw) improves soil health as it breaks down. If aesthetics drive the decision, rocks work, but expect long-term weed issues and no soil benefit.
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