I’m nearly 60 years old and I still take care of my own yard, so anything that saves me time and keeps things looking tidy is worth a look.I used this on a section of pea gravel along my walkway and some mulch around the front shrubs. I was glad it didn’t need mixing or messing around with ratios. Just shook the bottle, poured it into a garden sprayer, and went to work. That alone is a plus for folks like me who don’t enjoy extra steps.It went on evenly and didn’t have a strong chemical smell, which I appreciated. After drying, the gravel stayed much better than before. We’ve had rain and a few windy days, and it hasn’t scattered like it used to. The mulch also stays where I put it instead of creeping onto the sidewalk.It doesn’t turn everything rock solid, which I think is good. Water still drains through and the ground doesn’t look sealed or artificial. It just holds things together enough to keep them from wandering.Is it something I’d use on the whole yard? Probably not… that would get expensive. But for problem areas, edges, walkways, or spots that get kicked around, it does the job.Overall, I’m satisfied with it and would use it again for small projects. It saves me from raking gravel back into place every week, and at my age, that’s a win.

Great produt will buy again for back yard project

Followed the instructions as they were labeled on the bottle and I haven't had a single issue with my drainage rocks coming up throughout several seasonal changes. Plenty of rain and it hasn't lost any of its hold. I do imagine I'll have to eventually reapply, but so far I'm pretty impressed months later.

This rock glue does work, but it wasn’t as easy as I expected. It dries fast and does help hold gravel and pebbles in place, which is a plus. However, getting even coverage was tricky, and it didn’t bond as strongly in some areas unless applied very carefully. It’s non-toxic and convenient since no dilution is needed, but it definitely takes some trial and error to get good results. Decent product, just not foolproof.

Unfortunately, this rock glue did not work as expected. I tried using it on mulch and it did not stick at all. I was hoping for a stronger hold based on the description, but it didn’t perform the way I expected. Maybe it works better on other materials, but in my case it was disappointing.

This stuff works great for keeping pea gravel in place. I was having a terrible problem with the pea gravel in our yard getting everywhere, so I decided to try out this glue in the section closest to our patio. We used a sprayer to apply it in 4 or 5 thin layers, letting it dry in between. So far that section has been holding up great, with us walking over it and the dogs playing and wrestling on it. No more gravel having to be swept off of our patio each day. I was worried about drainage but the area still seems to drain just fine. We have plenty left to do more of the yard, which we plan to do, and we'll likely also do our patch of gravel in the front.

This mulch glue is easy to apply and does exactly what it claims when it comes to holding things together. The consistency is thick enough to coat well without running everywhere, and it sprays easily. I used a cheap Harbor Freight sprayer so I could toss it afterward, which I highly recommend because cleanup would be a pain otherwise. It dries fairly quickly as long as the weather cooperates. I applied it on a warm, dry day and it set up fast without leaving any visible residue since it dries clear.As far as performance, it held my mulch in place for about a month, maybe a little longer, before breaking up. In my case, that’s likely due to wild cats constantly digging in the bed, not the glue failing on its own. Once it starts breaking loose, you end up with chunks of mulch instead of individual pieces, which tells me it does bond well, you just need a lot of product. This is one of those situations where more is better, and overcoating the area is key. It’s not cheap, but for the ease of use, adhesive quality, and how clean it applies, the value makes sense if you plan accordingly and apply it heavy.

This is easy to use in this easy to pour jug. So far the quality has been good and has withstood some elements. We have not had a hard freeze yet but some cool damp mornings. This is a great value for the upkeep it has provided so far.