Crafting Tree Shelters with Hand Tools for Thriving Saplings

Tree shelters, like plastic tubes or biodegradable guards, protect young trees from animals, weather, and herbicides, boosting survival rates to 85–95%. Using hand tools ensures precision and sustainability. Dig a planting hole with a shovel or trowel, trim roots with pruning shears, and slide on a Tubex or biodegradable shelter.

Secure it with a hammer-driven stake and utility knife-cut ties. Add ventilation using a hole punch. For DIY guards, use a hand saw, wire cutters, and measuring tape to craft mesh or wooden frames. This eco-friendly approach ensures thriving trees with minimal environmental impact.Secure it with a hammer-driven stake and utility knife-cut ties.

Add ventilation using a hole punch. For DIY guards, use a hand saw, wire cutters, and measuring tape to craft mesh or wooden frames. This eco-friendly approach ensures thriving trees with minimal environmental impact.