45cm Soft Buckle Tree Ties x 10

The 45 cm Soft Buckle Tree Ties (pack of 10) offer a growth‑friendly, reliable way to support young trees in gardens, parks, and amenity landscapes. Crafted for gentle care, these ties adapt as trunks expand, keeping growth on track without constriction.

• 45 cm length per tie, 10-pack for extensive in-row or perimeter installations across larger landscapes.
• Soft black PVC material provides a flexible, bark-friendly grip that won’t abrade delicate trunks.
• Stretch-to-grow design allows the ties to lengthen as the tree increases girth, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
• Buckle-adjustable system makes tensioning quick and precise, so you can secure the hold without damaging the bark.
• Hoop collar and spacer included to create an even, stable mounting point that distributes pressure and protects the stem.
• Ideal for amenity use—perfect for parks, campuses, housing estates, and municipal landscapes where a tidy, durable support solution is essential.

Why these tree ties stand out

Unlike rigid or non‑stretch ties, the Soft Buckle Tree Ties move with your tree, reducing bark girdling and unnecessary stress during rapid growth. The combination of a gentle grip, adjustable tension, and a spacer system helps maintain a consistent distance from any supporting stake or framework, promoting healthy trunk development while keeping the installation clean and professional.

Practical use and scenarios

• Newly planted trees along walkways, medians, and entryways benefit from a growth‑aware restraint that won’t require frequent re‑tying.
• Urban landscaping projects where quick, repeatable setup is important—install, adjust as needed, and forget about it until growth milestones require a re‑tension.
• Nursery and municipal tasks where reliable, long‑lasting supports simplify maintenance crews’ workflows.

Care and maintenance tips

Regularly inspect ties for wear or kinks, especially after growth surges or severe weather. Re‑tighten or reposition as the trunk expands to avoid constriction, and replace any damaged ties to maintain optimal support over the tree’s early years.