Rock Glue, 1Gallon Mulch Glue for Landscaping, Fast-Dry Strong Pea Gravel Stabilizer Landscape, Non-Toxic Long-Lasting Dries-Clear Strong Pea Gravel Binder for Pebble, Pine Straw for Outdoor Gardens

I think it's a good option, it meets all expectations and comes with a good explanation for effective use, especially for first-time users, a good choice, especially in terms of cost and quality.

Great use. Easy to use. So far the mulch is stop in place and had kept the cats away.

This really works to keep peastone in place, but it also keeps everything else -- leaves, dirt, sticks, whatever, in place and slightly damp looking as well. So, for my application on existing stone, I really wish I'd had this when I first laid down the stone. I just wasn't able to clean my stone as well as it should be for it to look perfect with this product. I think it might have been better if I'd poured new stone over my old, but I just didn't need anymore stone this year.

On pea shingle, takes several applications with a sprayer, but works really well, totally changes the experience from walking on shifting stones to a solid path.

Great stuff, really sticks with a %50 mix, and is shinny.

I followed the directions and use the rock glue in high traffic areas. We had great weather so there was no problem with the glue drying. I mixed equal parts of rock, glue and water as described and use three coats and left it untouched it for three days. It was a huge disappointment a lot of work making sure the rocks were clean and dry and nobody could walk back there where I have the gravel gravel most certainly is shiny and it is not glued down so I love the idea, but this gets a thumbs down.

Works really well! Rocks are stable in place in a heavy traffic area in front of our house

Good glue for rocks