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Red recycled rubber Rubber 24-in Tree Ring

Rubberific Red recycled rubber Rubber 24-in Tree Ring

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Need Ground Stakes?


These are rather heavy and they do hug the ground. I simply use U-shaped landscaping stakes to keep the seam close together. Landscape fabric is on the bottom side of the tree ring.

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I have never found the need for ground stakes. It's a relatively heavy rubber ring

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The rings are quite heavy due to the material used - course-grind recycled tires. Mowing over the edges does not lift them at all. I did not use stakes at all.

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They do best with landscape pins which prevent the rings from opening up. However, they won't move if not adhered to the ground.

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They do not have to be fastened. They are heavy and remain in place.

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No ground stakes under normal conditions. Stakes are not much help in tornados or hurricanes. These are quite dense and heavy. They are not aerodynamically designed.

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It does not need ground stakes. Because they are flexible, they lay flat on uneven ground very well. Mine stay put in high winds - and yes, we get some strong winds. Have had no problems.

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I use landscape steeples, like to hold weedproof fabric in place, for mine to ensure they stay in place while I mow around the tree with my zero turn.

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