Campania International Ginkgo Stepping Stone

For the best stability, clear a level area of soil or grass, add a thin layer of sand or gravel for drainage, and press the stone firmly into place. This ensures the stone sits flush with the ground and prevents it from rocking underfoot.

Because each stone is hand-stained, no two pieces are exactly alike. You should expect slight variations in color and patina, which gives the collection a more natural, artisanal look in your garden.

Yes. To prevent freeze-thaw damage, you should raise the stone off the ground during freezing months. Placing it on small risers or storing it in a shed or garage will help maintain the integrity of the cast stone.

While they are durable, they are primarily designed as decorative accents rather than high-traffic paving stones. They work best as occasional stepping stones in garden beds or as a focal point in a patio design.

Each stone weighs 37 pounds. While they are heavy enough to stay securely in place without shifting, they are manageable for most people to reposition as needed for seasonal garden updates.