Clay Grow Rocks
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Hydroton 10 Liters - Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Hydroponics 10 L LB Media Medium | ![]() |
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US $18.73 | 26d 23h 58m |
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Hydroton 50 Liters - Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Hydroponics 50 L LB Media Medium | ![]() |
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US $64.95 | 26d 23h 58m |
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5 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 5 lb | ![]() |
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US $14.95 | 8d 20h 59m |
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2 LB HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $9.85 | 24d 23h 31m |
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50L EXPANDED CLAY PEBBLES HYDROPONIC GROW ROCK HYDROTON | ![]() |
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US $24.99 | 6d 20h |
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Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks - 10 Liter Bag | ![]() |
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US $18.73 | 24d 2h 11m |
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10 L HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $19.72 | 16d 14h 30m |
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50 L HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $29.95 | 21d 14h 37m |
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2 LBS Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media BULK | ![]() |
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US $12.45 | 26d 23h 58m |
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2 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 2 lb | ![]() |
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US $9.99 | 8d 20h 22m |
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Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks - 5 Liter Bag | ![]() |
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US $14.99 | 24d 2h 11m |
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4 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 4 lb | ![]() |
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US $13.95 | 8d 20h 59m |
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50L EXPANDED CLAY PEBBLES GROW ROCK HYDROTON HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $86.48 | 15d 8h 22m |
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1lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 1lb | ![]() |
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US $8.99 | 8d 1h 13m |
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1 LB HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $8.45 | 10d 21h 57m |
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3 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 3 lb | ![]() |
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US $12.99 | 8d 20h 55m |
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Clay Grow Rocks

What plants/flowers grow well in rough/rocky soil?
The owner before us decided to have a desert theme in our front yard flower beds. She must have had truck loads of rock dumped. We hate it!! My husband and I started digging it up and it goes down about a foot of rock and soil. Then after that is clay. We can't afford to hire professionals, so we are trying to work with what we have. We figured there had to be some plants and/or flowers that thrive in rocky soil. Does anyone have experience with this type of soil? If so, what type of plants worked? We don't want a desert theme; we want the traditional look. We live in Mid-Missouri. (Cactus seems like the easy answer, but they don't grow predominately here at all.) Let me have your feedback! Thank you!
Go to a home and garden center and find out what types of plants might go in that area. I'd make a cement walkway or something and imbed as many of the rocks as possible into the wet cement. It'd be a decorative way to get rid of them.
Clay Aiken-TV Medley-San Diego,CA
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Hydroton 10 Liters - Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Hydroponics 10 L LB Media Medium | ![]() |
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US $18.73 | 26d 23h 58m |
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Hydroton 50 Liters - Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Hydroponics 50 L LB Media Medium | ![]() |
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US $64.95 | 26d 23h 58m |
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5 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 5 lb | ![]() |
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US $14.95 | 8d 20h 59m |
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2 LB HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $9.85 | 24d 23h 31m |
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50L EXPANDED CLAY PEBBLES HYDROPONIC GROW ROCK HYDROTON | ![]() |
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US $24.99 | 6d 20h |
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Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks - 10 Liter Bag | ![]() |
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US $18.73 | 24d 2h 11m |
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10 L HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $19.72 | 16d 14h 30m |
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50 L HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $29.95 | 21d 14h 37m |
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2 LBS Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media BULK | ![]() |
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US $12.45 | 26d 23h 58m |
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2 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 2 lb | ![]() |
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US $9.99 | 8d 20h 22m |
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Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks - 5 Liter Bag | ![]() |
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US $14.99 | 24d 2h 11m |
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4 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 4 lb | ![]() |
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US $13.95 | 8d 20h 59m |
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50L EXPANDED CLAY PEBBLES GROW ROCK HYDROTON HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $86.48 | 15d 8h 22m |
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1lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 1lb | ![]() |
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US $8.99 | 8d 1h 13m |
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1 LB HYDROTON EXPANDED CLAY ROCK GROW MEDIUM HYDROPONIC | ![]() |
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US $8.45 | 10d 21h 57m |
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3 lb Hydroton Grow Media Hydroton Expanded Clay Grow Rocks Media 3 lb | ![]() |
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US $12.99 | 8d 20h 55m |
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I'm growing MOSS in my lawn - lots of it! What can I add to the soil to clear up the problem?
There is a large oak in the front of the house and it pelts the ground with twigs, leaves, and you name it - this tree sheds it - acorns, bark, and the whole doughnut. I'm in the South - Little Rock - and the soil is not the usual Illinois black dirt that I grew up with... this stuff gets as hard as dry clay tho it looks like a light brown loam to me and it certainly grows bushes and trees and WEEDS very well. The moss is green (or yellow-green according to the moisture in the ground) and I'd call it a club moss if I was forced to give it a specific name. I've tried more water... less water... light tilling and replanting with seed... chemical ferterlizers... I'm about out of ideas. Help.. help.. help. Please.
First, you can't quit watering your oak. It needs a lot of water.
The oak's shallow roots soak up water and nutrients and keep out good grass and allows nothing to grow but moss, weeds, poison ivy, etc.
I have a ton of oaks and plant flower beds around them. The drip line is beyond the beds for the most part and the dirt, manure and sand I have added create a rich, moist environment for both the oak and the plants. Try variegated ginger, ivy, monkey or mondo grass for the border, iron plants for deep shade, caladiums, ferns, asian jasmine and whatever else you like.
But, if you do not add a bed, expect hard, mossy soil underneath the oak and more weeds.


















