For a raked garden, poultry grit (Gran-I-Grit starter size) works well—light color shows rake lines, resists wind. Mix starter and medium grit for better texture and stability. Simplicity is key; limit materials. At $6/50 lbs, 50 bags for two 19×4 ft terraces (2–3 inch depth) is a reasonable estimate. Avoid black shot-blast; it won't show rake marks well.
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