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Tree Protector Wrap(18mx12cm), Anti-Frost Plant Protection Bandage, Winter Wrap Protection to Keep Plants Warm and Moisturizing

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Description

General description

Tree Protector Wrap is an 18m x 12cm anti-frost plant protection bandage designed to keep plants warm and moisturized during winter. Made from a double-layer non-woven fabric with a layer of plastic film, this wrap offers excellent breathability and durability, ensuring your trees can breathe freely while being protected from harsh weather conditions.

Technical specifications

  • Dimensions: 18m length x 12cm width
  • Material: Double-layer non-woven fabric with plastic film
  • Usage

  • Wrap around the trunk from the bottom to the desired height, cutting off any excess material.
  • Secure with a string or clip.
  • Protects trees from insects, rodents, and damage from lawn mowers or trimmers.
  • Suitable for various trees, including fruit trees, shrubs, and ornamental trees.
  • Can be used for newly transplanted trees to create a favorable growing environment.
  • Can be laid on the ground with decorative pebbles to prevent soil leakage during rain.
  • Effective for keeping potted garden plants warm.
  • Features

    • Brand
      OTHERS
    • Pcs per pack
      1
    • Colour
      Black
    • Width
      12 cm
    • Length
      1800 cm
    • Material
      Plastic
    • Weight
      300 g
    • Plants protection type
      Horticultural fleece
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME85055800
    • MMID
      419977208512
    • Product code
      CPS-05171WMZ
    • EAN
      9459710336113
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