GreenThumb, Landscape and Mulch Bond, Mulch Glue for Landscaping, Rock, Pea Gravel & More, Non-Toxic, Ready-to-Use Mulch Binder Glue, 1 Gallon

We're using this for gravel binding. In the last year, we re landscaped and no longer have areas with mulch. We like the use of gravel and stone for top dressing and the look is more pleasing to my eye. The only problem is that when you use a blower, the rocks could go flying away. Using the landscape glue helps hold it all down and allows for easy maintenance while allowing the irrigation and rain to still flow through. I found this glue to work as well as most others I have tried. I would say it's in the top half. This is a ready to use product, no dilution needed. We just poured in in big box store pump sprayer on a fairly tight fan spray and applied to the desired areas. It does get cloggy at the end (warm weather), but as we are experienced with this type of product it is to be expected. Very happy so far and would use it again.

Good product, but a little tough to apply with a sprayer, due to the clogging.

Hello, my fellow Earth warriors! Let me take you on a little journey, one filled with mulch and magic. Picture this: it's the rainy season, the kind where Mother Nature decides to open the floodgates and give your garden a free power wash. The mulch in your yard? It's a floating city, ready to embark on an adventure downstream. But wait! Enter the hero of our tale, this fabulous mulch glue!Now, I haven’t fully unleashed this adhesive wizardry on the great outdoors yet, but I did a little test run in our open-air workshop. You see, my mom was about to wage war on the dust from our dirt floor. With a gleeful grin, I sprayed this glue right on the dirt. Voilà! The dust was vanquished, and the dirt transformed into a solid, unyielding mass. It's like turning chaos into order with a simple spritz.Folks, this stuff is tough! I tried shifting the dirt with my foot – nada. It's like trying to push over a sumo wrestler. And the best part? No more dust storms in the workshop. I have a hunch that this magical elixir will keep your mulch in place, even when the heavens decide to drop a monsoon on you.I’ve seen videos where mulch glued together withstands apocalyptic storms. Seriously, it's like the glue has tiny little muscles flexing to hold everything in place. My only gripe? I wish they’d tell us what’s in this mystical potion so we could do a proper comparison with other brands. But hey, a little mystery adds to the fun, right?So, if you’re tired of playing mulch Tetris after every storm, give this glue a try. It's your garden's best friend, your mulch’s superhero cape. Until next time, keep your mulch grounded and your spirits high!

This mulch glue was easy to use. I followed the instructions and sprayed it onto some fresh wood mulch along a slope we have on our property. It does cause the chips to adhere well to each other.Be sure to rinse out your sprayer nozzle and the container so you don't glue up your sprayer as well.Time will tell how long it lasts and how effective it is but, for now, works well and is looking good.

A good size bottle for working on gluing pea gravel. Gives me sufficient amount to spray 3 times for a relatively good amount of space. That said, the amount of glue needed depends on the size of the area needed.I sprayed directly without diluting and kept my small stones from moving around the pavers. Absolutely love this product and would definitely purchase again.

Good product to get gravel to stick in areas you don’t want it moving, near high traffic or grass areas you don’t want it to move in. One container doesn’t go very far so depending on your use case you may need many gallons of this. Seems durable but expensive due to coverage requirements.

Every year I mulch. Every year I lose about 50% during the 1st big thunderstorm. I decided to give this Mulch Glue a try. It works WAY better than I expected. I sprayed down my fresh tree bark mulch and stirred it a little and sprayed it a little more. I used about 1/2 on 3' x 30' flower bed.It finally rained really hard and the water just hits the much and goes through it, but the mulch stays in place! The other benefit is the mulch stays in place when I blow grass clippings and leaves off of it with the blower. It keeps the nice freshly manicured look that it has the day you put it down. I wish I had discovered this years ago.

No need to mix formula ready to use. Works good but works best if you mix the mulch while spraying the glue onto the mulch.