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I have come across a source of unlimited granite pieces leftover from a granite fabrication business. I plan on starting out by making a pathway in the garden of granite slabs. They range in size from 4-6 inches across, up to 3 feet in diameter. They are all about 1-2 inches thick. So, I have some questions!!! How quickly will the pieces dull, since they are really shiny right now? And any suggestions on a VERY low growing, drought tolerant creeping plant for in between the slabs? Or could I possibly use concrete to set them on and attach them together? Or maybe a very small diameter pebble would work best? Also does anyone have any other ideas for projects using leftover granite?
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