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Protecting Growth....Worldwide |
 Tree Sentry Tree shelters were invented in the UK in the late 1970's. The original design concept - essentially a cylindrical tube secured to a stake - continues to be the foundation for a range of products used to aid in the early survival and growth of tree seedlings, shrubs, garden plants, grape vines and most any small planting. While most tree sheltering (or plant sheltering) devices are mere evolution of the original concept or product, the Tree Sentry is revolutionary in its approach to plant protection. With an entirely new and vastly improved approach to shelter design, shape, materials, manufacturing methods and installation technique it's not surprising that the Tree Sentry is rapidly gaining favor over old standards for plant protection. |
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Tree Sentry ~ Why It's Better |
The Tree Sentry represents a significant advancement in shelter design. As such, it is a unique (and patented) approach with a distinctive shape, material, staking design and entire manufacturing process not employed by other shelters. With a heavier investment in design, tooling and processing machinery, the result is a level of protection and ease of use not attainable with other products.
If you look, you'll find a number of seedling shelters promising tremendous improvements in your planting experience. Many of these other shelters are very similar in appearance employing approaches to seedling protection which have been in use since the late 1970's, when seedling shelters were invented in the UK. Nearly all of these products employ a long slender tube, extruded or assembled (by you, the planter) from sheets and attached to an external stake with wires, staples or pull ties. The Tree Sentry is not a copy of another idea with some small modification. It instead reflects intense study of those aspects of plant shelters that work well - and those that don't - and then takes a unique approach to its shape, stability system, materials, installation method and manufacturing process. And quite simply, these changes work. |
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