Glyndon Gardens
Rt 30
Reisterstown, MD 21136 Phone: (410) 833-2791

They have a wonderful selection of rock and have pallets open where you can buy it by the pound.

Thanks, my wife likes to go to Russian stores up that way so will give them a look next time.

Jack Irwin Stone on Gude Dr. in Rockville. You weigh your car on the way in pick out your stone and then weigh your car loaded.

Sisler's in Falls Church is also good. You weigh in and out and they have open pallets of most of their stuff so you can pick and choose smaller amounts. We've gotten everything from blocks of NY granite (ugh, at about 75 pounds each) to loose fieldstone.

Larry

Tri State in Carderock MD is a real quarry and has lots of other stones from elsewhere. You weigh your car before and after to determine the weight. Price on local stone is very good. They usually have huge trucks coming in and out so it might be a good idea to call them first to find out when is the best time for us little folks to come.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tri State Stone

Also Luck Stone, which has some very nice rock that is sold by weigh-in and weigh-out.

Here is a link that might be useful: Luck Stone Locations

How much weight are we talking about folks buying at one time?

I looked the web sites and am envisioning large trucks (not a small pick-up or a van). I might be lucky to load what would be a half a pallet at most places, but anxious to try now that it looks like there might be more choices than I had expected.

I'm with the gardener above, Sislers in Falls Church is the best! better than the one on River Road, Better than Jack Irwins.. if you are just picking up stone in your car, but too far to have it delivered to MD suburbs.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sislers Stone

I'd second the place on Gude drive. Really decent prices too.

Thanks for answering my question...wait I did not start this thread.

The picture of NY Flagstone at the Sisler website looks exactly like what I want to build some walkways. I have looked at flagstone at Meadows Farms and it looks decent and much cheaper than I expected (especially since the big boxes like to sell individual stepping stones for $6).

- Brent