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0.6m Economy Tree Guards Pack of 100 **FREE UK MAINLAND DELIVERY EXCEPT SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS**

Price :£69.95

Often overlooked when planting trees is the damage caused by vermin, of which the chief culprit is the rabbit.  In addition to the rabbit is the vole which eat through the stems of small trees.  In recognition of this fact, our 0.6m (2ft) economy tree guards and supporting cane are designed to offer cost effective protection for trees against this damage.   Other beneficial properties that tree guards offer are that they accelarate the vertical growth of the trees and protect the leaves of the trees against weedkillers which can be carefully used around the base.  Extreme care is required in using all weedkillers so that their spray drift does not land on the trees.

Best suited for non-hedging species, we recommend our economy tree spiral guards as being more suited for branchier hedging species.

Of many other animals causing damage to trees, deer and the hare are worth consideration in terms of an appropriate tree guard.  Of course many animals will cause damage to and eat trees.  Some common pitfalls are planting hedges too close to a fence where livestock can reach over and eat the trees.  We would recommend that a hedge is planted and kept at least 1.5m from the hedge are so to avoid this. 

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