A Middle Tennessee resident seeks crushed granite (manufactured sand) for a permeable patio surface, as pea gravel doesn't pack well. A local source is Jones Stone Company in Nashville:
They offer "granite grit" in three colors, suitable for a stable, well‑draining patio surface.
— Mack Jean, Master Gardener, Tennessee (Brentwood)
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