Tree Tie

The Vilmorin Tree Ties (Reference: VH06075) represent a major innovation in the world of ecological gardening. These biodegradable ties revolutionize the traditional approach to staking by combining performance with environmental respect. Designed by Vilmorin, a historic reference in French gardening, these accessories are aimed at both amateur gardeners concerned about preserving their ecosystem and professionals seeking sustainable solutions for their plantings.

A versatile solution for all your staking needs

These biodegradable ties excel in multiple garden applications. They prove perfect for securing young trees to stakes during planting, ensuring straight and stable growth. Their use also extends to fruit shrubs, climbing roses, and ornamental plants requiring support. In amateur viticulture, they allow for trellising vines with delicacy. Their 195mm length offers remarkable versatility, suitable for trunks of different diameters. Unlike traditional plastic ties, these Vilmorin accessories preserve tree bark thanks to their soft texture and natural elasticity.

Ecological innovation: cereal starch technology

The cereal starch composition forms the heart of these Vilmorin ties'' innovation. This renewable raw material, derived from agriculture, naturally decomposes in soil after use. The biodegradation process occurs without toxic residue, even enriching the soil with organic matter. This technology guarantees optimal weather resistance during the usage period, while maintaining the flexibility needed to avoid injuring plants. The ties maintain their effectiveness for several seasons before gradually degrading, thus eliminating the chore of removal at the end of growth.

Simple installation and professional use

Installing these Vilmorin ties requires no specialized tools. Simply pass the tie around the trunk and stake, then make a simple knot or figure-eight to secure the assembly. The material''s flexibility facilitates handling, even in cold weather. To optimize their effectiveness, position the tie at the upper third of the stake, leaving a few millimeters of space between the bark and tie to allow for growth. Repeat the operation if necessary during tree growth. These ties require no particular maintenance: their natural degradation eliminates any subsequent intervention, unlike synthetic ties that can strangle trees if not removed in time.

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