What will Jim Saunders, Developer, come up with next? The answer is
Obviously Tree Armor, a new tree guard that expands as the tree grows,
protecting the bark from deer, lawn mower and weed wackers.
Everybody knows Jim Saunders, Developer, school choice advocate, disc
jockey and public school teacher. Now he’s an inventor and Tree Armor is
everywhere.
There are few lawn and garden products that stores carry year round. Tree
Armor is one of them. While fertilizer, herbicides, seeds & lawn equipment
are pulled off the shelves for shovels and snow blowers, you find the
familiar Tree Armor dispensers everywhere.
Tree Armor is one of the only lawn and garden products that homeowners
depend on year round. Tree Armor protects trees from rutting bucks that try to
use young trees as scratching boards for their antlers. During October,
November, December, January and February, the testosterone levels in buck
cause deer to seek out tree trunks to rub off the velvet like material that
surfaces on antlers during the gestation or pregnancy period of doe. Hungry
deer are turned away, by the firm gripping Tree Armor, in January, February
and March, when snowy fields offer no food for winter animals.