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High quality black rubber 45cm ties for young trees. Use these ties to secure your young trees to their support stakes.- Fully adjustable so can be used on various sized trees
- Made from soft rubber so it wont harm the tree bark
- Strong enough to withstand high winds
- Easy to attach to tree and adjust as necessary
- Can be reused again and again
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Protective mesh guards for trees - allow air and light to reach the trunk while deterring damage from grazing animals. Install the guard around the tree and secure it to the tree stake with ties or staples. Height: 60cm approx Width: 60cm approx- Strong and durable protection for young trees.
- Easy to install.
- Provides protection from hares, rabbits or deer.
- High quality manufactured which is UV stabilised, rot free and chemical resistant.
- Easy to remove and reuse for other trees.
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Discover the fascinating world of Ireland's diverse and astonishing collection of wildflowers. -
This book includes a wealth of information on wild Irish plants that can be gathered and eaten, including recipes, dishes and preparations, the history of their uses and value economically for future food security. -
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An essential guide to growing and maintaining a self-sufficient garden. Incorporating both sustainability and practicality. It demonstrates the possibility to grow in a way that promotes biodiversity whilst producing a sizeable harvest. -
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The River Shannon is both a visitor's and a photographer's delight. This stunning waterway is a feast for the eyes in every season and every time of the day and night. Discover miles and miles of beauty along the back of this mighty river. From lively towns to tranquil lakes, it is a varied and fulfilling journey along the Shannon. 176 pages. -
A practical guide to what to grow in your polytunnel all year round. Contains a handy month by month guide which tells you what to sow each month as well as listing the jobs to attend to. Also has a growing calendar section for fruits and vegetables you might like to grow in your tunnel, as well as a section on common pests and diseases. A great resource for beginner gardeners and experienced gardeners alike. -
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