Lockscape Sticky Mulch Glue for Landscaping (64 Ounce) - Lasts Up to 2 Years, Non-Toxic, Ultra Concentrated Landscape Binder - Strong Mulch and Pine Straw Glue for Landscaping, Pine Straw & More

I was honestly very skeptical about this, but I am happy took a chance with it. It dries really quickly. The color had me a little worried because it comes off with a blue tint, but it dries completely clear. When it comes to hold it’s securely in place that’s for sure! No more having to worry about my mulch, going all over the place!Have a some leavesmaybe a little grasssome speckles of dirt?Go ahead leaf blow that debri, directly out of that mulch bed! It’s not going anywhere!I did follow the directions on the bottle and did two passes! So if you’re having any problems with this product, I believe it’s user error

Saw mulch glue suggested somewhere online and thought I would give it a try with this one. Followed directions exactly and waited for proper drying time. Did everything just as instructed. First little thing to come up and mulch was in places it didn't belong, including my lawn. After spending the money on this product as well as putting in all the time and effort it was definitely a waste of money. Will not recommend at all.

I was having a problem with the sprayer and I spoke with Christina at Petra tools customer service. She was extremely pleasant and knowledgeable and helped me solve the problem easily. It's the best customer service experience I've had in a long time. Thank you Christina.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Needed about 4 coats, but it does work and looks good. I’m leery of this actually holding up, but we shall see.

Use this to glue down wood mulch on a hill. It worked very well. I am very happy, but I will be adding a second coat as suggested.

The product is great, and yes, it does work. I’m only doing three stars because it is expensive and I would have thought that it would have been spread out a lot more for the cost than what it was.

Worked perfectly

The media could not be loaded. It doesn’t work. Sadly we spent a lot of money thinking this was going to be the perfect solution to our pool patio. It was not. We made pavers and then mixed bags and bags and bags of pea pebbles with the glue (following all directions) only to find they did not adhere. Now we have a bunch of loose rocks that keep falling into the pool. We are trying to find a solution before the rocks damage the pool.