Flagstone is a natural landscaping stone that is quarried from stone deposits all over the world, and is growing in popularity among Oklahoma home owners. Homeowners use flagstone to create a dynamic, classic look to driveways and walking paths making it an admired and sought after building material! Flagstone affords a pleasing natural appearance towards your residential landscape or flagstone outdoor patio. The variety of shapes, colors, textures and finishes available have made flagstone pavers one of the most attractive types of pavers to be used in residential applications such as patios or walkways. Flagstone and fieldstone are among the most frequently used hardscape products to build stone walkways, a custom outdoor kitchen or a flagstone patio.

Green Acre Sod Farm carries many different shades of flagstone (view flagstone photos) that are used in various paving applications. Flagstone is cut into various thin slabs of stone in different shapes and sizes of pavers. Some types of flagstone include quartzite, slate, limestone and bluestone.

Your Oklahoma Flagstone Dealer

Green Acre Sod Farm carries the largest selection of flagstone in Oklahoma. We want to help you select the proper type and color of flagstone for your driveway, patio, retaining wall, walkway, or outdoor living space project. Our Oklahoma landscape professionals serve locations in Tulsa, Owasso, Claremore, Bartlesville, Grove, Lawton, Oklahoma City, and Edmond. We will gladly give you the answers you seek to help you decide which product best suits your unique taste, and budget.

Outdoor kitchens

Experienced Outdoor Kitchen Installers are Available

Through Green Acre Sod Farm, you can get the help of an experienced and well-trained Oklahoma landscaping contractor that can help with your outdoor kitchen project. Green Acre Sod Farm provides innovative landscape design experts with extensive knowledge about the building materials needed for a project to compliment your home’s back yard. Our hardscape installers can show you how to:

• • Maximize the space you have to work with.
• • Help you decide the position of your outdoor kitchen.
• • Familiarizing you with accessible trends and outdoor kitchen products.
• • Draw up a plan for an outdoor kitchen that includes your specific interests, tastes, and budget.

Outdoor Kitchens: Changing the Cookout

Most patios are installed in the back yard and are attached to the house, providing a beautiful outdoor sitting and entertainment area that is accessible without walking across the lawn. Before deciding on a location for your new flagstone patio, you should take into account the most unused area, and what angle would give you the most private from the neighbors (if you have any). It’s also a good idea to take into consideration how much sunlight / shade your spot has in the hottest part(s) of the day.

One common mistake many people make when installing a flagstone patio is making it far too small. When designing the shape and size, don’t forget to take into account the amount of space a table and chairs will take up, especially if you plan on purchasing new ones. 

The patio doesn’t need to be a certain shape; abstract flagstone patios look beautiful with curves and flares. So, take a look at the surrounding area—do you see straight lines or curves? If you see curves, be sure to take the expanding and retracting areas into account when measuring the surface area to determine how much stone you will need.

For more ideas, view our flagstone patio gallery, or contact Green Acre Sod Farm.