Tripod 45cm GREEN (Box of 250)

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The Tripod 45cm GREEN (Box of 250) is a plant support tripod intended for supporting suitable pot-grown and garden plants.

Correct tree and shrub support helps newly planted or container-grown stock establish while reducing excessive movement at the root zone. Supports should hold the plant securely without creating unnecessary pressure on the stem or trunk.

Supplied as: box of 250.

Key benefits

  • Designed for supporting suitable pot-grown and garden plants
  • Suitable for nursery, landscaping and tree-planting applications
  • Supports consistent tree and shrub establishment
  • Stated size: 45cm
  • Colour: Green
  • Box quantity: 250

Tree & shrub support

Use this product for supporting suitable pot-grown and garden plants. Select stakes, ties and support components according to the size of the plant, exposure of the site and the support system being used.

A correctly installed support should reduce damaging movement without holding the trunk completely rigid. Some natural movement helps the plant develop as it establishes.

Installation & ongoing checks

Position ties and support components so they do not rub, cut into or constrict the bark. Avoid over-tightening and inspect the installation regularly as the trunk or stems increase in diameter.

Adjust or remove supports once they are no longer required. Leaving a tie in place for too long can cause restriction or damage as the plant grows.

For nurseries, landscapers & tree planting

Tree-support products are useful for nursery stock, landscape planting, public-realm schemes and garden installations where newly planted trees or shrubs need temporary stabilisation.

Tripod 45cm GREEN (Box of 250) product details

Product type Plant support tripod
Primary use supporting suitable pot-grown and garden plants
Stated size 45cm
Colour Green
Box quantity 250

Tripod 45cm GREEN (Box of 250) FAQs

What size is this product?

The stated size is 45cm.

How many are supplied?

This product is supplied in a box of 250.

How tight should a tree tie be?

It should support the plant without constricting the trunk or rubbing the bark. Leave appropriate room for movement and growth.

How often should tree ties be checked?

Inspect supports regularly, particularly during active growth, and loosen or reposition them before they become restrictive.

How long should a tree remain staked?

Only for as long as support is genuinely required. Establishment time varies with plant size, species, root system and site exposure.

Can the same support be used for every tree?

No. Match the tie, stake and support arrangement to the trunk size, plant form and site conditions.

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