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Best Tree Wraps

Updated December 2018
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Bottom Line
Pros
Cons
Best of the Best
Jobe's
Tree Wrap, White
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Bottom Line

A thicker-than-average tree wrap that protects tree bark nicely but doesn't cover a lot of area.

Pros

Wrap is flexible enough to allow the tree to grow naturally while it remains in place. Protects tree bark from insects and rodents. Allows water and air to pass through, yet it still provides a high level of protection from various threats.

Cons

Expensive per foot of coverage; dimensions are 4 inches by 20 feet.

Best Bang for the Buck
DeWitt
Tree Wrap, White
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Bottom Line

If you want a breathable tree wrap that will degrade over time, this product is a great choice.

Pros

Considering the price you'll pay, this white tree wrap is a great value. Protects tree bark from insects and stray trimmer blades and string. Over time, the wrap will degrade, allowing the tree and bark to continue to grow normally. Measures 3 inches by 50 feet.

Cons

Very thin wrap that may not adhere well to the tree.

HORT
Tree Wrap
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A thick tree wrap that is biodegradable, so you don't have to worry about removing it as the tree grows.

Pros

A nice price for decent coverage (3 inches by 50 feet). Has a waxy coating so it will resist occasional water exposure; this also means it biodegrades more slowly than some other tree wraps.

Cons

If the product is exposed to excessive water, it may slide down the trunk.

Dalen
Tree Wrap
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Good-quality tree wrap that allows air to flow through it. Tree bark remains cool and healthy.

Pros

A good value considering coverage area (3 inches by 50 feet). Especially helpful for trees exposed to the harsh conditions of winter and summer. Thinner than some other tree wraps, but you can double-wrap if needed.

Cons

Biodegrades faster than some other tree wrap products.

Walter E. Clark
Tree Wrap
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Bottom Line

Offers a nice price per foot of coverage area, as this is a large roll. Has a little bit of flexibility for rough bark trees.

Pros

Gives you a coverage area of 150 feet by 4 inches, so it handles even large trees nicely. Crepe design stretches a bit to cover oddly shaped trees and rough bark. Yields a nice level of protection against harsh weather and stray trimmer string.

Cons

Doesn't seem to hold up well after a heavy rain hits it.

How we decided

We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

  • 19 Models Considered
  • 6 Hours Researched
  • 1 Experts Interviewed
  • 188 Consumers Consulted
    • Zero products received from manufacturers.

    We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

    Why trust BestReviews?
    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. We buy all products with our own funds, and we never accept free products from manufacturers.
    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers.
    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. We buy all products with our own funds, and we never accept free products from manufacturers.

    Tree wraps are essential in ensuring the health of saplings. Particularly in winter, animals may damage tree trunks, harming the health of the whole tree and reducing its chances of growing as lush and tall as you would like. The type and size of your trees will determine how much of the trunk to cover, with larger trees requiring more coverage. Some wraps have a waxy covering to prevent moisture from getting through and harming the bark. If you want a biodegradable product, some tree wraps break down over time as your tree grows so you don’t have to think about them after putting them on. Vinyl, paper, and burlap are all common material choices.

    The team that worked on this review
    • Kyle
      Kyle
      Writer
    • Melinda
      Melinda
      Web Producer
    • Melissa
      Melissa
      Senior Editor
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    DeWitt

    Tree Wrap, White

    DeWitt

    Tree Wrap, White

    If you want a breathable tree wrap that will degrade over time, this product is a great choice.
    $0
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    Jobe's

    Tree Wrap, White

    Jobe's

    Tree Wrap, White

    A thicker-than-average tree wrap that protects tree bark nicely but doesn't cover a lot of area.
    $8
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    HORT

    Tree Wrap

    HORT

    Tree Wrap

    A thick tree wrap that is biodegradable, so you don't have to worry about removing it as the tree grows.
    $9
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    Dalen

    Tree Wrap

    Dalen

    Tree Wrap

    Good-quality tree wrap that allows air to flow through it. Tree bark remains cool and healthy.
    $7
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    Walter E. Clark

    Tree Wrap

    Walter E. Clark

    Tree Wrap

    Offers a nice price per foot of coverage area, as this is a large roll. Has a little bit of flexibility for rough bark trees.
    $21

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