Teexpert 32.6OZ Rock Glue for Landscaping, Strong Landscape Glue Spray for Rocks, Pea Gravel Stabilizer & Stone Binder, Water-Based Safe Mulch Anchor for Landscaping/Lawn/Yard/Garden

Features

• 【Cold weather causing mulch glue to freeze? MESSAGE US! We’ll fix it—100% assured! Your satisfaction is our promise!】
• MESSY MULCH SOLUTION - Tired of constantly cleaning up scattered mulch and gravel after every storm, wind gust, or playful pet? Teexpert landscape glue helps you lock loose mulches in place, preventing them from being displaced by rain or wind. It saves you the hassle of frequent cleanups, ensuring your yard, garden paths and patio stays neat and pristine—without the added cost of hiring a contractor
• VERSATILE FOR VARIOUS MULCHES - Our mulch glue works on a variety of mulches with concentrated formula, from pea gravel and rubber mulch to pine straw, wood chip, and cypress mulch. It’s designed for flexibility, whether you're beautifying your garden, adding a decorative layer along pathways, or creating a protective barrier around tree roots. With this versatile solution, you’ll get reliable results every time
• SAFE FORMULA WITH DURABLE ADHESION - Our water-based formula is designed with safety in mind—completely safe for both pets and plants after dry. The gravel binder applies light blue to help track application areas and drying progress, then dries clear within 6 to 24 hours, forming a durable bond that lasts up to a year before reapplication. Enjoy a worry-free, beautifully organized garden all year long
• EASY GO WITH CLEAR GUIDE - Achieving a flawless, clean finish has never been easier. For landscape areas, spray or pour the glue, diluted with 20%–50% water, and apply 2–3 thin coats for enhanced adhesion and strength. For low-traffic areas, mix with clean, dry stones (< 2/5 inch) without dilution. In hot weather, the pea gravel glue dries faster, so to prevent clogging, keep spray intervals under 5 minutes. Test a small area before applying to large spaces. For the best results, contact us for construction guidance before starting