Plant wire BRADAS ZRG2415B, 2.4 mm diameter, garden tying wire

BRADAS ZRG2415B plant wire is a metal garden tying wire with a 2.4 mm diameter, designed to secure plants, vines and branches. Intended for staking, training and supporting shrubs, trees and climbing plants, the wire offers a balance of tensile strength and flexibility for routine horticultural tasks. The product is supplied as a 15 m length suitable for repeated use in allotments, home gardens and landscaping projects.

Advantages

The 2.4 mm diameter provides reliable holding power while remaining pliable enough to tie around stems and supports without cutting into plant tissue. As a metal wire, it resists deformation under tension and maintains shape when used for staking, bundling and attaching supports. Its length allows multiple ties per roll, reducing the need for frequent replacements during a growing season.

Suitable for

• Securing young trees and shrubs to stakes
• Training climbing plants, vines and espaliered fruit trees
• Bundling cuttings, canes and garden supports
• Attaching plant supports, trellises and netting

Key specifications

• Material: metal garden tying wire
• Diameter: 2.4 mm
• Length: 15 m
• Profile: reinforced (suitable for tying and supporting)

How to use

Select an appropriate length of wire and wrap it around the plant stem and support, leaving enough slack to allow for stem growth. Where possible, loop the wire through aShort sections or use a protective sleeve or soft tie over the wire to avoid rubbing on delicate bark. Twist the ends together or secure with appropriate clips to hold the plant in position, ensuring ties are not so tight that they restrict growth. Check tied plants periodically and adjust or replace ties as the plant increases in girth.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the BRADAS 2.4 mm wire for medium-strength tying tasks and combine with soft sleeves or garden tape when working with thin-barked or young stems to prevent damage. Inspect ties every few weeks and retighten or reposition as plants grow.