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Begin by measuring the length of the area where you want to create the border to determine how much red cedar mulch and liquid mulch glue you will need.
Lay down plastic sheeting or a tarp in your workspace to protect the ground and make cleanup easier.
Pour the desired amount of red cedar mulch onto the tarp. Wearing gloves, use a trowel or small shovel to create a mound in the center.
Slowly add liquid mulch glue to the mulch, starting with a small amount. Use your hands or the trowel to thoroughly mix the glue into the mulch until it’s evenly coated and begins to clump together.
Continue to add glue and mix until the mulch reaches a sticky, dough-like consistency that holds its shape when squeezed.
Once the mixture is ready, scoop it up and begin forming it into a border along the desired area of your garden or pathway. Press down firmly to ensure it adheres to the ground.
For a more defined edge, you can install garden edging along the border before placing the mulch mixture.
Allow the mixture to dry and cure according to the instructions on the liquid mulch glue packaging, typically 24-48 hours.
After drying, the border should be solid and stable, providing a neat and organized look to your landscape.
To add variation to this project, consider using different colored mulches to match or complement your garden’s color scheme. You can also mix in decorative stones or pebbles with the mulch for added texture and interest. If you have a longer border to create, consider using a wheelbarrow for easier mixing. For a more permanent solution, consider embedding small bricks or stones along the edge before applying the stabilized mulch.
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