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Raspberry Support


This strong support will aid growth, protect the plants on windy sites, allow ventilation and let you tend to your crop with ease. Comes complete with a rigid, straight top rail and two lines of trainer wire. Available in galvanised steel and matt black.


Code


Part & Finish Length Height Price


CLASSIC EXTRA RANGE 82780 82781


Galvanised Base 3.00m 1.70m £36.00 Galvanised Ext. 3.00m 1.70m £29.00


82880-TBK Matt Black Base 3.00m 1.70m £42.00 82881-TBK Matt Black Ext. 3.00m 1.70m £36.00


Telescopic Raspberry Support


Complete with two twine tying fruitiers and anti- bird netting, the frame also has a telescopic top rail. Standard Colour: Matt Black


Code Length


CLASSIC EXTRA RANGE 82747-TBK 1.60m - 3.00m


34 Height 2.13m Depth 0.35m Price £80.00


Fruit Branch Support


Young fruit trees can often need help with their heavy fruit. This extendable pole can provide the support it needs. Standard Colour: Matt Black


Code


CLASSIC RANGE 39046


See p.2-3 for product specifications. Length 1.50m - 3.00m Classic: U = 19mm H = 16mm | Classic Extra: U = 25mm H = 22mm | Landscape: U = 25mm H = 25mm Advertised dimensions are above ground heights after installation to the recommended depths. Upright & Horizonal Tube Diameters Price £22.00


Traditional Range | Kitchen Garden


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