Question 1

Do I wrap this up the whole trunk?

Accepted Answer

SC Girl, we appreciate your interest in Tanglefoot Tangleguard Banding Material, 3 in. x 50 ft. To prevent sun scald, damage from rodents or mammal feeding and bark bruising from string trimmers, instructions are as follows; 1. Start at the base of the tree, wind wrap around trunk and overlapping, working upward to the top until reaching the branches. 2. Secure wrap by tucking end into the last overlap row or using masking tape or light twine that will decompose naturally. For use with an insect barrier product, this banding is ideal for protecting the tree trunk by allowing minimal contact with the tree trunk.

Question 2

Does this product to work for lantern flies?

Accepted Answer

Thank you for your question. Tanglefoot Tangleguard Banding Material can be used alone to prevent sun-scald, damage from rodent or mammal feeding, and dark bruising from string trimmers. Or, use it with Tree Tanglefoot Insect Barrier to protect against gypsy moths, cankerworms, vine weevils and other crawling insects, including lantern flies, all season long.

Question 3

Would this make it harder for raccoons to climb my tree because the sticky stuff and the tangle guard?

Accepted Answer

I used this mainly for the control of tent caterpillars. I think if you put several wraps to make a wider sticky area it could work. Try a raccoon shield like people use on wood duck houses.

Question 4

So is this just a tape? Does one have to buy the tub of stickly goo separately?

Accepted Answer

Yes this is just a paper medium to wrap around a tree. You buy the tacky paste
to spread on the tape. It does work great together!!

ASIN	B078CYVZC9
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Item Weight	5.4 ounces
Item model number	462112
Manufacturer	The Scotts Company LLC
Product Dimensions	5 x 3 x 5 inches

Tangleguard Banding Material, 3 in. x 50 ft.

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