DE2739414A1 - Holder for flowering plants - consists of individual straps of same shape and size joined together through eyelets - Google Patents

Abstract

Holder for flowering plants can be used in domestic or commercial applications. Typical flowers include dahlias and gladiolae which must be supported to stop them bending. The holder consists of single straps of the same shape and size which can be joined together without additional aids by means of an open eyelet which is bent to the top rectangular end of the holder. The first shrub holder is put into the soil so that the second holder can be pushed into the soil through the eyelet and this procedure is repeated. The resulting grating is elastic and forms a closed ring around the plants.

Description

Flower perennial holder

Description of application: The invention relates to a holder for perennials, which are used in private and commercial horticulture target.

Purpose: Taller perennials need support because they are light tend to twist, e.g. Dahlias, gladioli, etc.! The plant holders should prevent this.

State of the art: To date, only straight wooden sticks are used for this purpose or metal rods are known, which are stuck around the perennials in the earth, and by twine must be connected to each other so that the perennials do not bend over.

Task: The invention is supposed to give the flower perennials maximum support, hardly at all be visible and fill a real need.

Solution: The invention consists of single stirrups of the same shape and size, which connected to one another to form a closed circuit without additional tools can be.

For this purpose, there is an open loop on the top right-angled end If you put the first perennial holder in the air, you can you put the second through the eyelet of the first perennial holder into the furnace, likewise you move the following perennial holders, the eyelet of the last one can then be easily opened in the vertical part of the perennial holder that was inserted first in the shelf because the resulting grid is elastic. The smallest possible number of pieces are three perennial holders to form a closed ring around the plant.

a In order to be able to insert the perennial holder correctly into the ground, lay you can lay them flat on the ground around the plant beforehand, and so you can insert them to mark Blueenstaudenhalter Description Bin execution example the invention is illustrated in the drawing and is described in more detail as follows. 8 show Fig. I embodiment of the flower control holder in the assembled state Fig. 2 Detail of the type of connection to Fig. 1 This assembly drawing represents just one example of the many possible shapes, such as Triangle, square, pentagon, Rectangle etc., which can be plugged with the flower holder.

To Fig. 2 the type of connection of the perennial holder clearly shows that A grille that has been inserted cannot come loose unintentionally, because the load pressure through the perennials, going outside.

On the other hand, the deliberate release of the connections is extremely easy, man hang one of the open eyelets off, and then you can take off the perennial holders one after the other pull the earth.

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Claims (1)

Claim to flower perennial holder Generic term: flower perennial holder for supporting many types of perennials in private and commercial horticulture. Characteristic part: characterized in that the flower perennial holder connected by their angled bend and open eyelet without additional parts (Fig.I and Fig.2 of the drawing), and so far no more practical solution is known.