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CCYKXA Burlap Frost Protector - Eco-friendly Tree Wrap - Thermal Insulation Sleeve for Plants Permeable Trunk Protection Cover - Temperature Regulating Wrap - 30240CM

(£30.76/kg)
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Product information

Description

Multi-purpose: Acting as a shield, it prevents animals such as deer, birds, and caterpillars from gnawing and damaging the bark while protecting against winter elements and providing shade in summer.

Safe and reliable: With our natural burlap tree wrap, your plants will be protected from various weather conditions. The wrap keeps them warm, ensures faster drying after use, and allows for breathability without damage.

Versatile uses: Enhance your gardening with our tree trunk wrap, which promotes the healthy growth of a variety of fruit trees, shrubs, and landscape trees in both home and commercial gardens.

Its wide applicability makes it suitable for palm trees, oaks, and other plants as well.

Save time and effort: Attach our tree trunk wrap to the base, wrap it around the tree, and secure the top with rope for easy installation. With less effort and time, you can easily protect your trees from harsh weather and flies.

Flexible sizing: Cut the plant film as needed and choose from multiple sizes to provide long-term protection for your trees. This versatile tree trunk film is designed to fit trees of various sizes.

Features

  • Brand
    CCYKXA
  • Environmental certification
    Glue Free label
  • Warranty
    1 year(s)
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Colour
    Brown
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Material
    Linen
  • Air Permeability
    Breathable
  • Water permeability
    Porous
  • Weight
    500 g
  • Plants protection type
    Wintering
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME205930402
  • MMID
    937771878331
  • Product code
    ML86802XYH
  • EAN
    9197582686676
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