Mulch Glue for Landscaping, Powerful Concentrated Mulch Glue for Pea Gravel, Rock Glue, Gravel Binder, Secure Covering Firmly, Non-Toxic Mulch Glue for Locking Most Mulches

This product is good with stickiness. I had installed mulch newly shifted from pine straw. I was thinking how to stop mulch coming into my drive way and lawn. This came in so handy and I recommend as per my opinion.

I followed the instructions. I even did the stronger glue mix. The mulch still shifts around easily. It did slightly better on some marble chips. Look for a different product. This doesn't work.

Mulch glue is always a mixed bag for me.. I have yet to find one that works as I'd expect it to--durable enough to hold mulch in along the border of my garden area while dogs and sometimes human traffic goes through--this one is much the same. It does the job decently, but its not durable to provide longevity in its hold. It goes on easily enough, dries clear, and doesn't impede the look.

I had an issue with neighbors brown bark blowing into my black bark creating an unsightly mess. We applied this some time ago and there has been no issue since. It breaks up into large chunks as it decays but still keeps the pieces large enough so they don't blow around. I'll apply it thicker next time around and see if it makes a significant improvement. Overall, if you have a problem with gravel or wood chips, this may be the best way to go. I can't wait to see exactly how long this stuff lasts, or even if it does anything at maintaining the chips color. So far I can recommend it. If I have any issues or updates, I'll be sure to post my results.

This glue works great for our fire pit circular patio where we have stones with loose rocks between them. We love that the glue now keeps our former loose rocks all together to preserve the look we want. It also helps us keep our Grand-daughter from picking them up and tossing them. Good product.

I used the whole container and it didn't work!! 24 hours later and I can still move the mulch around. This is junk!

I have tried a couple of brands of mulch glue and I haven’t found one that can work with 1 or 2 applications or without repeating before a couple of months. However, this did work well to stabilize pea gravel on an entry walkway, was easy to see where it had been applied, and used a spray applicator. We applied it to an area where the pea gravel was thicker and it did not do as well with binding those areas even after 2 applications. I do find that this type of product can help reduce loss of mulch or gravel from weather and walking. This product states 1 gallon can cover 250 sq.ft. This product can be diluted or applied full strength but that’s going to reduce coverage/increase amount needed. The mulch glue can be costly but have to weigh it against replacing mulch/pea gravel if it indeed reduces loss.

This works great on small pebbles, sand and crushed granite. It doesn’t hold the all purpose stone very well without applying a lot of this, it also doesn’t hold down mulched branches well either. I don’t know if it’s the size or maybe I’m not getting enough coverage, I just tested it with the small amount I had left.You have to get a cheap gallon sprayer in order to use this and it doesn’t last long. Very expensive for the volume.