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4 rolls of 30 cm x 3 m natural jute burlap for winter trees, protective wraps for

£89.58

Product information

Description

Sturdy, porous and breathable material: Our burlap tree wrap is made of natural burlap. It was lightweight so it didn't damage the plants and keeping them warm kept them from freezing and dries faster than most wraps once wet, eliminating the risk of rot.

Perfect Size: You will receive 4 rolls of burlap tree protection, each roll is approximately 118 inches/3 m long and 11.8 inches wide, you will get 12 m/40 feet in total. Enough length to protect your trees, and the plant wraps can be cut to protect multiple trees.

Easy to wrap: You only need to attach the wrap to the bottom of the tree, then spiral up around the tree, reach the appropriate height and thickness, and secure the upper end with a rope to easily complete the tree protection.The whole process is quicker and easier than traditional hemp rope.

Works well: The natur burlap tree protector is a convenient way to keep your plants safe from winter winds, snow, freezing rain and ice. It can be used in summer as a shade cloth for sensitive plants. Additionally, it can hold soil in place where vegetation has not established.

Widely used: Winter-hardy wrapping tree protector protects plants from invading insects and rodents, for example, prevents deer woodpeckers from chewing the bark, prevents tent caterpillars from climbing, prevents sap-sucking woodpeckers from destroying white birch. Suitable for all kinds of fruit trees, shrubs, landscape trees, garden ornamental trees, palm trees, oak trees, etc.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Multicolour
  • Material
    Jute
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME242386332
  • MMID
    654478320230
  • Product code
    QD-GB26Y20559
  • EAN
    5008250505493
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