Tiepetly Mulch Glue 64OZ, Strong Concentrate Mulch Glue for Landscaping Pea Gravel, Lasts up to 2 Years, Landscape Rock Glue, Gravel Glue & Lock Liquid, White, SSJ-04

I have natural wood chip mulch on both sides of a portion of my driveway which has a pretty fair downhill slope. It has stood up well to multiple rains plus two gully washers rains. When it rains hard it's like a river running down both sides of my driveway. I applied the first coat using a tank sprayer, waited about 45 - 60 minutes and applied the second coat. I probably should apply another coat since it's on a downhill slope and the extremely heavy rain it's dealt with. Has stood up extremely well considering.

Purchase to use on mulch in my garden. Works great! My husband also put it on gravel. Everything hold in place. Normally during the summer I have to go out and clean up much, Not this summer. Would recommend giving it a try

Not worth the money....after 2 application no adhesive to my mulch

For as much as this little bottle cost it doesn’t glue the mulch together, the pea gravel rocks didn’t do to bad

This product did not work well at all. It held the decomposed granite together for a day, then it did not work at all after that. I will not be purchasing this again.

Worked like a charm. I hope it last a long time.

Got this to keep my mulch near my water fountain from coming up when doing the lawn & using the leaf blower. My husband mixed this per the instructions & it is holding up fine. It looks amazing little glossy, easy to use & works like a charm.

We used this mulch glue in the area of our garden that is directly below our gutters. When we get a big rainfall, the gutters overflow and water pours down into the garden, washing away the bark mulch below. I followed the manufacturer's instructions, including applying several thin coats rather than one thick one, waiting until a nice dry day, and also allowing the bark mulch some time to get good and dry. For the first coat, I mixed the glue at a ratio of one part glue and one part water and poured it into a cheap spray bottle from the dollar store, because I was afraid of gunking up our garden sprayer with glue. The half glue/half water mixture was easily thin enough to go the spray bottle, so for the next two coats I mixed it 2 parts glue to one part water. It still went easily through the sprayer. Before it dries, the glue is easily washable with water, so it probably would have been safe to use the garden sprayer as long as I washed it out right away.So, I picked a nice dry day and also made sure the bark mulch was dry. I sprayed on a thin coat and allowed it to fully dry before spraying on another. When you first spray the glue on, it looks blue so you can easily see where you've sprayed and where you haven't. It dries clear but is somewhat glossy. Since it was hot outside, the glue dried quickly. I sprayed two more coats in the same manner and I am pleased with how the mulch now stays in place when the gutters overflow and rain floods down onto it. We have several large landscaping beds in our yard, so it would be a huge job to spray this glue on all of it. However, using this mulch glue in the areas where we have trouble keeping mulch in place has been a real success. I'm not sure how long it will last before it needs another application, but so far it is lasting nicely and I am very pleased with this product.