Tree Wrap, 3 in x 50 Ft

This is the second time I have purchased this brand of tree wrap, the first being though our local nursery. The first application on 2 large (8-inch-plus diameter trunks) ficus trees lasted 3 years, and the only reason the first application "failed" was that the trees eventually grew larger and finally split the tree wrap. It has a good amount of stretch to it, but it's not infinite. It survived 3 years of harsh Arizona sun, and when we took it off the trunks were in great condition and you could hardly tell they had been wrapped (no bugs, fungus, etc.). I also used it on several citrus trees, all to prevent sun scald. Highly recommend.

it's the product I like, but the price was nearly triple last time I ordered. But, couldn't find it elsewhere.

All tree wraps should either be very loose, or highly reflective of the winter sun. While this is probably not any more protective of the trunk of tender varieties of trees than some other kinds, it is my preferred choice for tree wrap where a neat, attractive tree wrap is an important part of the final installation of a landscape tree.Ignore other directions to the contrary: wrap from top down, using some upholstery adhesive spray to stick the first few layers onto the tree, overlap the top several courses, spiral wrap with 50% overlap to the root flare, then tie it off with a 1/2 hitch at the bottom wrap at the base of the tree. Cut off any excess left hanging out. This leaves a very tidy appearance and protects the tree from sunscald and other injuries.

Product was easy to apply. Bought this to protect my young Kwanza Cherry tree from the cicadas. I hope I’m not disappointed.

Really easy to add to trees, I believe better than paint! Trees are thriving so far.

Material is ultra thin and flimsy. Cost is high for what you actually get and beware, 50 ft doesn’t go very far on an average size orange tree.

Not sure what kind of animal shredded the tree wrap. But the gnaw/ claw marks are huge. Deer don't chew thru tree bandages, do they? Or I did recently see a very large black "panther" looking bobcat mix in our back yard. I prefer the deer.

Good price, works great!