Paper Tree Wrap 3" x 150' roll, Commercial Grade

As expected.

150FT was more than enough to wrap 5 young maple trees. I'll have extra now for next winter.Very pleased.

The size of the roll works well and wrap is readily available.

I purchased this tree wrap to protect the young trees in my yard from deer that were rubbing their antlers on them, causing them to die. It does seem successful at keeping the deer away from the young saplings. However as other reviewers have noted, it does stretch/sag after some time and sometimes unwraps/detaches. I wish I knew a better way to attach it without harming the tree, but this wrap should not remain on the tree all year round anyway. So it does need to be replaced each fall/winter and removed in the spring anyway to keep the tree healthy and prevent insects, rotting, etc.Also of note: I purchased this item in 2015 for $9.99. The price has now almost double in 2020 to $17.99.I don't think the price of paper has gone up that much!!

Bought this to protect a few young trees from salty irrigation water. Was worried about reviews saying it falls off when wet but that hasn’t been my experience. I’ve had it on these trees for a few weeks and it’s still holding strong. Water beads and rolls off. I wrapped tightly but it held up and didn’t tear. Would recommend.

I didn't know I was supposed to wrap new trees until I read an article this spring right after i planted 8 live oaks in my hot sunny Southwest facing back yard. I have 2 Chinese pistache planted two years ago that now have split bark and they are struggling.This takes two people and a couple of tries to get a rhythm going, but it is pretty easy. Be sure to use quite a bit of tape at the top to keep it in place, or you will find yourself unwinding and redoing. So far, it is holding up (after 4 months).

Wrapped my new tree to keep heat scald at bay. It has kept it well protected from adverse and extreme weather conditions. Easy to apply as well!

I love the look of this tree wrap on the tree itself but it does tend to sag after the first rain in spite of the fact I wrapped it pretty tightly from the top down like you would lay roofing shingles to keep water from working in under the wrap. I also used duct tape to keep it stuck to the tree. Also, the tree squirrels love to chew the paper and steal it for their nests. I had to wrap most of the tree with duct tape which takes away the breathability factor and doesn't allow the tree to grow in size while wrapped that way as it's suppose to. The wrap works OK but I think I'll be looking for a less squirrel friendly product next time around.