Tree Shelters & Guards

Suregreen is a top supplier in the UK for tree shelters, offering various brands like Vigilis Tree Shelters. We have a wide array of successful case studies from nature recovery and reforestation projects, ensuring you get reliable guards delivered on time. We've also invested heavily in quality tree stakes and bamboo canes to meet all your tree planting needs.

Our range is specially designed to protect newly planted saplings, vines, and young trees, including Biodegradable Tree Guards, Spiral Tree Guards, Shrub Shelters, Tree Supports, Rubber Blocks, and Tree Ties.

Here's what sets us apart:

• Service and Price: We deliver a wide range of materials quickly and efficiently, whether locally or across the country, ensuring short lead times.
• Biodegradable Shelters: We're at the forefront of eco-friendly solutions, offering biodegradable tree shelters to tackle plastic pollution challenges.
• New Ties: Our Vigilis Tree Shelters come with easy-releasable ratchet ties, making them even easier to use.
• Hardwood Timber Stakes: We've invested in high-quality hardwood stakes to ensure a reliable supply for years to come.
• Improved Colour: Our tree shelters come in various colors, blending seamlessly into the environment while promoting healthy tree growth.

For more information, quotes, or case studies, reach out to our sales team at 01376503869.

Types of shelters

Vented tree shelters are designed to allow air circulation, they typically have slits or vents along the sides or top of the shelter around the tree while still providing protection from herbivores and the elements. Vented tree shelters are often used in situations where air circulation is particularly important, such as in areas with high humidity or where trees are prone to pests or diseases that thrive in stagnant air.

Standard tree shelters, on the other hand, are solid, enclosing structures that provide a completely enclosed space around the tree. They offer a high level of protection from herbivores and the elements, but do not allow for air circulation. Standard tree shelters are often used in areas where herbivore damage is a major concern, or in situations where trees need to be protected from extreme weather conditions, such as high winds or extreme temperature fluctuations.

So, which type of tree shelter is best for you? It really depends on your specific needs and the conditions in your area. If you're planting trees in an area with high humidity or where pests and diseases are a concern, a vented tree shelter may be a good choice to help promote air circulation and reduce the risk of these problems.

On the other hand, if you're planting trees in an area with heavy herbivore pressure or extreme weather conditions, a standard tree shelter may be a better choice to provide the highest level of protection.

Ultimately, the decision between vented and standard tree shelters will depend on the specific needs of your trees and the conditions in your area. Both types of tree shelters can be effective in helping young trees grow and thrive, so it's important to consider your options carefully and choose the one that best meets your needs.