Detailed math for estimating rock mulch quantities for perimeter beds and circular islands, plus buying strategies.
Area = Length × Width. Example: 300 sq ft ÷ 70 = ~3 cubic yards at 3" depth. (Note: 108 sq ft/CY is theoretical; 70 accounts for compaction/settling.)
Area = π × radius² (not 2πr). Example: 20' diameter = 10' radius. 3.14 × 100 = 314 sq ft. At 3" = ~3-4 CY.
Polypropylene fabric under rock (NOT black plastic—kills trees). Slows weeds, aids removal.
1 CY = 0.7646 cubic meters.
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