transform your garden: ready-to-use and cheaper than a gardener, easihold is the ideal stone binder for use in your decorative flower beds, tree surrounds, stepping stones, between pavers, and even mulch & bark! Intricate gravel designs, such as the Zen-style garden shown above, can now be ‘frozen in time’, the detailed patterns bound together by Vuba EasiHold without it having the usual glossy look of full resin bound gravels. Weed suppression & soil erosion prevention - one of the primary advantages of using bark chippings is their ability to suppress weed growth. when spread as a mulch layer, they create a barrier that inhibits weed germination and growth, reducing the need for weed control measures. bark chippings are effective at preventing soil erosion on sloped landscapes by stabilizing...

If you want to see more of our outdoor space, you can head to this blog post for a tour. How’s It Holding Up One Year Later? Note: laying loose, that is *unbound*, gravel or small aggregate over a hard base is never a good idea. Read the FAQ to find out more. This project is using, or will be using, a *bound* gravel, so laying over a form base is acceptable. Placing the Gravel: SAVE MONEY Instead of replacing mulch that fades or gets away from you, Hippie Mulch Glue will keep your investment looking new longer. You’llSAVE TIME Do you ever get frustrated because the rain washes out your mulch or the wind blows it onto the grass, sidewalk, or driveway? Spray Reapply as needed: The glue is designed to last for several weeks, but it may need to be reapplied if there is heavy rainfall or strong winds. Keep an eye on your mulch layer and reapply the glue as needed. Like many things in life, it’s all about moderation and proper use. When used appropriately, mulch glue can be a vital tool in your gardening toolkit, saving you time, money, and mulch-related headaches.

Don’t apply too early: It’s important to wait until your plants are established before applying the glue. If you apply it too early, it can prevent water and nutrients from reaching your plants’ roots.Later on, when I mixed up more solution for my second coat, I realized that I could just mix everything directly in the garden sprayer. So I suggest putting the glue and water directly into the sprayer, closing it tight, and then shaking it up really well for about a minute. That worked far better than my pencil stirring. See guys, this is why I do these projects first, so I make all of the mistakes for you! Get The Pea Gravel In Place