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This Item  Walter E Clark 4-Inch by 150-Foot Tree Wrap 00304 |  |  |  |  |  | |
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Surprisingly sturdy, easy to apply.
We have a problem with cankerworms where I live, where flightless moths crawl up our hardwood trees to lay their eggs in the fall. In the spring, the eggs hatch and the little inchworms descend by the millions on long, sticky strands of silk. There is no way to eradicate them without an airplane, so we're going the prevention route instead. We wrapped our six willow oaks in this tree wrap, then coated it in a slathering of Tanglefoot to catch the critters on their way up (I attached a photo demonstrating the result).The generous 150' rolls were enough to do 3-4 large trees three times around each. With two of us, it took about an hour to wrap all six trees, carefully stapling it into all the nooks and crannies. I was amazed how the wrap didn't tear when we slammed it repeatedly with a Hammer Tacker Stapler. However, it was easy to cut with scissors when we were done with a tree. If we didn't have to slather it in sticky tanglefoot, which will gather hundreds of moths before the season's end, I could imagine easily being able to re-use this paper.The Tanglefoot, which has the consistency of very thick caramel, did its best to pull against this tree wrap while we were slathering it on with a paint stirrer, but it held up extremely well.This could have been an exceedingly unpleasant project with a lesser quality tree wrap, but after this experience I will never use anything else.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2013
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We have a problem with cankerworms where I live, where flightless moths crawl up our hardwood trees to lay their eggs in the fall. In the spring, the eggs hatch and the little inchworms descend by the millions on long, sticky strands of silk. There is no way to eradicate them without an airplane, so we're going the prevention route instead. We wrapped our six willow oaks in this tree wrap, then coated it in a slathering of [[ASIN:B000BWY3AA Tanglefoot]] to catch the critters on their way up (I attached a photo demonstrating the result).
The generous 150' rolls were enough to do 3-4 large trees three times around each. With two of us, it took about an hour to wrap all six trees, carefully stapling it into all the nooks and crannies. I was amazed how the wrap didn't tear when we slammed it repeatedly with a [[ASIN:B000980R0G Hammer Tacker Stapler]]. However, it was easy to cut with scissors when we were done with a tree. If we didn't have to slather it in sticky tanglefoot, which will gather hundreds of moths before the season's end, I could imagine easily being able to re-use this paper.
The Tanglefoot, which has the consistency of very thick caramel, did its best to pull against this tree wrap while we were slathering it on with a paint stirrer, but it held up extremely well.
This could have been an exceedingly unpleasant project with a lesser quality tree wrap, but after this experience I will never use anything else.
The generous 150' rolls were enough to do 3-4 large trees three times around each. With two of us, it took about an hour to wrap all six trees, carefully stapling it into all the nooks and crannies. I was amazed how the wrap didn't tear when we slammed it repeatedly with a [[ASIN:B000980R0G Hammer Tacker Stapler]]. However, it was easy to cut with scissors when we were done with a tree. If we didn't have to slather it in sticky tanglefoot, which will gather hundreds of moths before the season's end, I could imagine easily being able to re-use this paper.
The Tanglefoot, which has the consistency of very thick caramel, did its best to pull against this tree wrap while we were slathering it on with a paint stirrer, but it held up extremely well.
This could have been an exceedingly unpleasant project with a lesser quality tree wrap, but after this experience I will never use anything else.
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