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Create a neat, mud-free path through the garden with these rugged, 100% recycled rubber stepping stones. Longlasting rubber is easy to install, stays in place, and will never crack, chip, or suffer from frost damage.
- Rubber pavers are comfortable underfoot
- Raised pattern Dahlia adds traction in wet weather
- Open-pattern Fleur de Lis is best on gravel or dirt
- Sold individually
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Alexandria, VA on 5/26/2011
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
Used to generate a path through lawn. Directs traffic to where there will be less damage. Mower goes right over so they are easy to keep in place.
from York County, SC on 5/4/2011
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
Had purchased Smith Hawken stepping stones before. This purchase was not as substantial as the previous stepping stones, but certainly should be adequate for the path. Nice design. [...]
from Richmond on 4/28/2011
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
Should have sent back. [...]. Doesn't really look like a dahlia...looks more like a tire. May find a hidden area to use them. Very unhappy. Unlike Gardeners Supply to make me that way.
from Raleigh, NC on 4/11/2011
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
Love them! So easy to use.
from Hebron, MD on 1/3/2011
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
These work well and creat a beautiful, effective path through my flower beds. Love the fact that they use recycled materials
from Northglenn, CO on 8/24/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
I replaced some older resin ones that had started to crack. These rubber ones are soft to step on and I foresee them lasting for years. They are also attractive on the path through our garden.
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from New York NY on 8/11/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
I've just bought and "installed" a couple of dozen of the fleur-de-lis "stones" in the backyard of a New York City row house. The whole yard's always been sort of a work in progress. The movable stones mean that as plantings change, so can the path that meanders among them (can't do that with cement, or even flagstones). An unexpected solution.
from Harmony, PA on 7/20/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
The stones made a great unique pathway through my daylily garden!
from Havre de Grace, MD on 6/30/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
These steppingstones are very attractive, lightweight, and easy to install. I just dug a very shallow circle (1" deep or less and not that tidy) so each one would stay in place better. They have stayed put, look great, and are comfortable underfoot.
from McMurray PA on 6/30/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
I have a small fish pond that tends to get quite muddy around the edges. I had bought some inexpensive stepping stones at a store -- and they broke when I stepped on them. So I decided to give these a try. I am very happy with them and will add more. They are very flexible, making them good for uneven ground. They weigh very little and are easy to place where you want them. The design works like tread on rubber soles, and keeps you from slipping.
from Chardon, OH on 6/22/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
A wonderful use for recycled rubber!
from Newport News, VA on 6/10/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
I stepped on one with bare feet and it was very hot! It does add a nice touch to my garden though.
from Mt. Laurel, NJ on 6/10/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
Makes great walkway in my garden
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Sugar Grove, IL on 6/9/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
These stepping stones had a bad plastic/tar smell and I noticed that they pool water after a heavy rain. On the plus side, they fit nicely into the previous stepping stone spot and I don't have to worry about them breaking.
from slapout, alabama on 6/9/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
There is a place near my driveway and back door that is lined with gigantic gravel (big grey stones) that hurt my feet to walk across. Sometimes I would walk all around the house instead of walking through those rocks. I bought three of these dahlia stepping stones and put them on top of these rocks and now I can walk across these rocks with ease. And the stepping stones don't blow away in the wind like I was afraid they would (since they are so light-weight). The price was not bad either.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Lawrence,ma on 4/12/2010
Comments about Patterned Rubber Stepping Stones:
stepping stones provide better care and less
soil distribunce.