Crushed oyster shell paths evoke Williamsburg charm but sourcing in Central NJ requires persistence. Check large feed stores, pet supply centers, and landscape suppliers—many can special order. Local landscaping companies often have supplier connections.
Shell quality varies: look for washed, screened material without excessive salt. Apply 2-3 inches over compacted base with landscape fabric. Edging contains the shells. They compact beautifully under foot traffic, developing a stable, permeable surface.
Alternatives: crushed clam shell, limestone screenings, or recycled concrete fines offer similar aesthetics with more reliable supply. Shell paths gradually raise soil pH—monitor acid-loving plants nearby.
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