Flo 88811 plant tie/wire

Flo 88811 plant tie/wire is a set of PVC-coated ties and accessories designed to support, secure and organise plants in home gardens, allotments and greenhouses. The pack contains 71 pieces of plant ties made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), offering a flexible, weather-resistant solution for fastening stems, training vines and stabilising young trees. The included accessories facilitate neat and reliable plant management without metal contact that can damage stems.

Advantages

The PVC material provides flexibility and gentle contact with plant stems, reducing the risk of cutting or bruising. The coated surface resists moisture and outdoor exposure, extending service life compared with untreated ties. A variety of components in the kit allows for multiple fastening methods and quick adjustments in the garden. The compact packaging makes it simple to carry and store the ties with the rest of your gardening tools.

Suitable for

• Securing tomato and vine stems to supports
• Training climbing plants on trellises and netting
• Stabilising young trees and shrubs
• Temporary repairs or bundling of garden stems and canes

Key specifications

• Material: Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
• Quantity per pack: 71 pieces
• Includes a selection of coated flat tie wire, clothespin-style fasteners and self-clamping bands
• Coated wire supplied in a case with an integrated cutter for convenient dispensing
• Designed for outdoor gardening use

How to use

Choose the appropriate tie type from the pack for the plant and support structure. Wrap the PVC-coated wire or self-clamping band around the stem and support, then secure without over-tightening to allow for growth. Use the cutter integrated in the case to cut coated flat wire to the required length, and fix clothespin-style fasteners where a removable or repositionable attachment is needed. Regularly check ties during the growing season and loosen or replace them as plants thicken.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid fastening ties too tightly; leave a small gap to accommodate stem growth. Inspect ties periodically and replace any that show signs of wear or abrasion. Use coated ties to minimise direct contact between metal and plant tissue.