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Received water cress today, they were well packed and healthy, have placed them into fish pond shallows as suggested, so far they look happy enough, many thanks to the team at Victoriana, excellent service
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Received water cress today, they were well packed and healthy, have placed them into fish pond shallows as suggested, so far they look happy enough, many thanks to the team at Victoriana, excellent service
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Tree Stake & Tie
- A quality Chestnut tree stake made from wood from our own woodland.
- Complete with a rubber buckle tree tie that won't harm the tree as it grows.
- 0 miles from source to manufacture - what could be better?
Supplied as one tree stake approximately 4 feet (1.2 metres) tall and one rubber tree tie.
This Product is Available Now.GBP1 or more £6.50 each
Description
This is an excellent quality tree stake made from Chestnut, made locally - as well as the all important adjustable tree tie manufactured from rubber to provide the ideal cushioned restraint with room to let it out as the tree grows, thus not harming the tree. Please note that depending on the girth of the trees that are used these may sometimes be split to offer a sensible size to offer support.
With the UK experiencing ever more unpredictable weather we do recommend staking our fruit trees, although it is not essential, in exposed areas and certainly freshly planted trees it does help them stand up straight and gives the tree a bit more support.
- Approximately 4 feet (1.2 metres) tall.
- Pointed end for easier installation.
- Complete with rubber buckle tie.
Due to the size and weight of these stakes we are only able to pack up to six in one parcel, if you require more than six stakes please place several separate orders (otherwise you will be charged for a pallet delivery). We apologise for this but we cannot afford to absorb the cost of the additional delivery charges.
