Tree Guards

This plastic mesh is ideal for making a quick and easy tree guard for garden trees. The mesh can be cut, then rolled into a cylinder and cable tied together. 19mm hole tree guard mesh is a deterrent against smaller animals, while the 50mm hole plastic mesh is suitable for larger animals.

Plastic tree guards tend to be used as a temporary measure. If you are looking for something more substantial such as a metal tree guard, then please contact our sales team on 01782 820 970 for information or browse our collection of welded steel mesh.

We have over 50 years’ experience providing mesh and have strong relationships with the best manufacturers, so any mesh you choose is sure to be up to the job. We offer free UK delivery when you spend over £60, so shop tree guards for sale at Mesh Direct today.


Tree Guards Frequently Asked Questions
How long do tree guards last?
Plastic tree guards tend to be used as a temporary measure for young trees. If you are looking for something more substantial, consider a metal tree guard made from galvanized welded wire mesh. Please get in touch and our sales team will be happy to advise.
How do you use plastic tree guards?
Tree guard mesh can be cut to size, then rolled into a cylinder around the trunk of the tree and secured with cable ties.
What are the different types of tree guards?
19mm hole tree guard mesh is a good deterrent against smaller animals such as rabbits, while 50mm hole plastic mesh is suitable for larger animals.
Why put mesh around trees?
Mesh can protect trees from animals like rabbits and deer that may eat the bark of young trees, especially in the winter. The mesh material allows light and moisture to reach the tree while protecting it, helping the tree to grow stronger.
When to remove tree guards
Tree guards should be removed when the tree outgrows them, or when the guards start to show signs of wear.
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Here at Mesh Direct, we have tree guard mesh for you to browse and buy online. Flexible yet durable, plastic mesh guards can keep different species of trees safe and provide support as they grow. Shop the collection below.

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    Strong, flexible mesh with 19mm hole.

    Strong, flexible mesh with 50mm hole.

This plastic mesh is ideal for making a quick and easy tree guard for garden trees. The mesh can be cut, then rolled into a cylinder and cable tied together. 19mm hole tree guard mesh is a deterrent against smaller animals, while the 50mm hole plastic mesh is suitable for larger animals.

Plastic tree guards tend to be used as a temporary measure. If you are looking for something more substantial such as a metal tree guard, then please contact our sales team on 01782 820 970 for information or browse our collection of welded steel mesh.

We have over 50 years’ experience providing mesh and have strong relationships with the best manufacturers, so any mesh you choose is sure to be up to the job. We offer free UK delivery when you spend over £60, so shop tree guards for sale at Mesh Direct today.


Tree Guards Frequently Asked Questions
How long do tree guards last?
Plastic tree guards tend to be used as a temporary measure for young trees. If you are looking for something more substantial, consider a metal tree guard made from galvanized welded wire mesh. Please get in touch and our sales team will be happy to advise.
How do you use plastic tree guards?
Tree guard mesh can be cut to size, then rolled into a cylinder around the trunk of the tree and secured with cable ties.
What are the different types of tree guards?
19mm hole tree guard mesh is a good deterrent against smaller animals such as rabbits, while 50mm hole plastic mesh is suitable for larger animals.
Why put mesh around trees?
Mesh can protect trees from animals like rabbits and deer that may eat the bark of young trees, especially in the winter. The mesh material allows light and moisture to reach the tree while protecting it, helping the tree to grow stronger.
When to remove tree guards
Tree guards should be removed when the tree outgrows them, or when the guards start to show signs of wear.
 

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