Scrape back the rock. If only 1–2 inches deep, it's decorative—replace with grass. If 8–12+ inches deep or you hit a pipe, it's a French drain—keep it.
Grass above a drain zone dries faster; requires more frequent watering to stay green.
Investigate before removing; you may be dismantling a functional drainage feature.
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