JP3050457U - Plant support structure and fittings used in this structure - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] It is possible to take various support forms according to the kind, height, growing area, etc. of plants and plants, which can be suitably used for English style gardening, and has a simple configuration. To provide a support structure that can be easily and firmly assembled. SOLUTION: A rod-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of vegetation,
A strut holding portion which is formed in a substantially arc shape and holds the strut by a spring property, and two plates provided with two through holes at the same position are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. A mounting member having an enclosure member fixing portion and fixed to a required position of the column, a horizontal portion bent or bent and mounted substantially at right angles to the column, and the mounting portion extending downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion. And a vertical part which is inserted so as to penetrate through the through holes vertically stacked on the two plates of the tool, and is detachably attached to the vertical part of the enclosure made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material. The support structure was composed of the protective member.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a support structure for vegetation and mounting fixtures used for the structure. The purpose of the invention is to provide a variety of support forms according to the type, height, and growing area of the vegetation, and it is used for English gardening. It is an object of the present invention to provide a plant support structure which can be suitably used, and which can be easily and firmly assembled with a simple structure, and a fixture used for this structure.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In recent years, English gardening has become popular in Japan, in addition to traditional bonsai and other horticulture. In English gardening, people enjoy the beauty of trees and flowers by modifying the traditional Japanese gardening, as represented by bonsai, while enjoying the natural vegetation as it is. However, there is a big feature. However, if natural vegetation is allowed to grow, the tall vegetation will fall down due to strong winds, etc., and the vegetation will spread widely in the horizontal direction, impairing the aesthetic composition of the entire garden. There was a problem. In conventional gardens, there are two methods for supporting tall plants and suppressing their spread, such as setting up a support near the plant and winding a string around the plant to tie it to the support. A method has been used in which plants are surrounded and supported by a surrounding member using a ring-shaped surrounding member.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, in the method of winding a string around a plant, it is very troublesome to wind and tie the string, and once the string is tied, it takes time and effort to remove it, so it is difficult to grow the plant. Accordingly, the position and length of the string could not be easily changed, and the flexibility was poor, and the appearance of the wound string was difficult to harmonize with the surroundings. On the other hand, in the method of supporting plants and trees with the surrounding members using the pillars and the ring-shaped surrounding members, there is no trouble of winding and tying the strings, but the size of the surrounding members is limited to flowerpots and planters. The size of the vegetation was often set on the premise of the use of vegetation, and the versatility was poor. Therefore, it was not suitable for use in English style gardening where the types of vegetation and cultivation area varied. In addition, the enclosure member fixed to the column may be tilted or dislodged by the weight of the vegetation, and there has been a problem with the fixture for fixing the enclosure member to the column.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention employs the following means in order to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art. First, according to the invention of claim 1, a rod-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of a plant, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by a spring property, and two through holes provided at the same position. A mounting member fixed at a required position of a support column with an enclosure member fixing portion arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap with each other, and a bent or bent substantially perpendicular to the support column And a vertical portion extending substantially perpendicularly downward from both ends of the horizontal portion and inserted through through holes vertically above and below the two plates of the mounting device. And a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosure member, and configured to surround and support plants and plants with the enclosure member. The support structure was adopted.

[0005] In the invention of claim 2, a rod-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of the vegetation, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by spring characteristics, and two through holes are provided at the same position. A mounting fixture is provided which has an enclosing member fixing portion in which two plates are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals up and down so that the through holes overlap with each other, and a fixing device which is fixed at a required position of the column, and which is curved in an arc shape and has a shape corresponding to the column. A horizontal portion attached at a substantially right angle and a vertical portion extending downward at a substantially right angle from both ends of the horizontal portion and inserted through through holes vertically stacked on two plates of the mounting tool. And a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosing member. The enclosing member supports plants and trees in a ring shape. The support structure is configured as follows Made.

In the invention according to claim 3, a plurality of rod-shaped supports standing upright in the vicinity of the vegetation, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by spring properties, and two through holes are provided at the same position. The two plates provided are provided with a plurality of mounting members fixed at required positions on a support column, provided with enclosure member fixing portions arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction so that the through holes overlap with each other, and arcuately curved. A horizontal portion which is attached substantially at right angles to the column, and a vertical portion which extends downward substantially at right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion and is inserted through through holes vertically stacked on the two plates of the attachment. And a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosing member. One of the two through holes is The vertical part of the surrounding member is on the other side Then, a vertical structure of another enclosing member is inserted through each of the enclosing members so that a plurality of enclosing members surround and support the plants and trees in an annular shape.

[0007] In the invention of claim 4, a rod-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of the vegetation, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by spring properties, and two through holes are provided at the same position. A mounting member which is provided with an enclosure member fixing portion which is arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals above and below the two plates so that the through holes overlap with each other, and which is fixed at a required position of the column; A horizontal portion which is attached at a substantially right angle and a vertical portion which extends downward at a substantially right angle from both ends of the horizontal portion and is inserted through the through holes vertically above and below the two plates of the attachment. And a protective member made of a soft material having a bottomed bag shape and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosing member. The enclosing member surrounds plants in a rectangular shape and supports the plant. And a support structure configured to did.

[0008] In the invention of claim 5, two rod-shaped pillars erected in the vicinity of the vegetation, a pillar holding part that is formed in a substantially arc shape and holds the pillar by a spring property, and two through holes are positioned at the same position. Two mounting plates, which are provided with an enclosure member fixing portion arranged in parallel with a predetermined interval up and down so that the through holes overlap the two plates provided at And a horizontal part which is bent at a substantially right angle with respect to the column and extends downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal part and penetrates through through holes vertically above and below the two plates of the mounting tool. And a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to the vertical portion of the enclosure member. One of the two through holes has the vertical part of one enclosure The vertical structure of the other enclosing member is inserted through each of the two enclosing members so that the two enclosing members surround and support the plant in a rectangular shape.

In the invention according to claim 6, a plurality of rod-shaped supports erected in the vicinity of the vegetation, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by a spring property, and two through holes are provided at the same position. A plurality of mounting fixtures, which are provided with enclosure member fixing parts arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals up and down so that the two plates provided overlap the through-holes, and are fixed at required positions on the columns, and bent in an L-shape And a vertical portion extending substantially perpendicularly downward from both ends of the horizontal portion and vertically inserted from two ends of the horizontal portion so as to penetrate through the through-holes vertically above and below the two plates of the mounting fixture. And a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosure member, and provided in one of the two through holes. The vertical part of one enclosure is on the other side Then, the vertical portion of another enclosure member is inserted into each of the plurality of enclosure members so that the enclosure surrounds the plant in a square shape and supports the vegetation.

[0010] In the invention of claim 7, a horizontal portion which has a curved portion or a bent portion and is attached substantially at right angles to the column, and a vertical portion which extends downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion. A fixing device used to fix a support post and a surrounding member in a plant support structure in which a formed surrounding member is fixed to a rod-shaped support so as to surround the plant, and is formed in a substantially arc shape and has a spring. An enclosure member fixing portion is provided in which two plates provided with two through holes at the same position as a column holding portion for holding a column are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. The mounting fixture is characterized in that:

[0011]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view illustrating an example of a support structure for plants according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an assembled perspective view illustrating an example of the support structure according to the present invention. The support structure according to the illustrated example includes a rod-shaped support (1) standing upright in the vicinity of a plant, an enclosing member (2) curved in an arc shape and fixed to the support (1) so as to surround the plant. It comprises a mounting member (3) for connecting the enclosure member (2) and the column (1), and a protection member (4) detachably attached to the enclosure member (2).

The enclosing member (2) is formed by coating a metal wire made of iron or the like with a synthetic resin, rubber, or the like, and is curved in an arc shape and attached to the support (1) at a substantially right angle. And a vertical portion (22) extending downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion (21). As shown in FIG. 2, the horizontal part (21) plays a role of surrounding and surrounding the plant (S), and the vertical part (22) is inserted into the through hole (3c) of the fixture (3). It serves to secure the enclosure (2) to the mounting (3).

FIGS. 3 to 6 show a plan view, a front view, a side view, and a rear view of the attachment (3), respectively. The attachment (3) is formed from a single thin plate made of a metal material such as SUS, and is formed in a substantially circular arc shape as shown in the figure, and has a column clamp provided with an opening (3a) and a holding portion (3b). A part (31) and an enclosure member fixed in which two plates (32) provided with two through holes (3c) at the same position are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. (33). The strut holding portion (31) has a spring property, and when the opening (3a) is pressed in contact with the strut (1), the opening (3a) expands to hold the strut (1). The support (1) housed in the holding part (3b) is clamped by the spring property of the holding part (3b), and the fixture (3) is mounted on the support (1). Firmly fixed to As shown in FIG. 2, the vertical portion (22) of the enclosure member (2) is inserted into the through hole (3c) of the enclosure member fixing portion (33). At this time, since the vertical portion (22) passes through two overlapping through holes (3c) of the two plates (32) arranged in parallel, the horizontal portion (21) of the surrounding member (2) is It is always fixed at two points at a right angle to (1), and does not tilt or come off even when an external force is applied to the surrounding member (2).

A protection member (4) is attached to the vertical part (22) of the enclosure member (2) as shown in FIG. The protection member (4) is a bottomed bag-shaped member made of a soft material such as soft rubber or soft synthetic resin, and is attached to the vertical portion (22) of the enclosure member (2) as shown in FIG. This serves to prevent the vertical portion (22) from coming out of the through hole (3c), and also serves to prevent injury to the operator by covering the lower end portion of the vertical portion (22).

In order to assemble the support structure having the above-described structure, first, as shown in FIG. 7, a mounting member (3) is attached to the column (1), and then, as shown in FIG. Remove the protection member (4) and put the stem of the plant (S) into the surrounding member (2). Then, as shown in FIG. 9, the vertical part (22) of the surrounding member (2) is inserted into the through hole (3c) of the mounting member (3), and finally the protective member (4) is attached to the vertical part (22). ).

The support structure having the above configuration is used, for example, as shown in FIGS. Fig. 10 shows an example in which two enclosure members (2) are attached to one support (1) at an interval above and below, as a support structure for plants that are tall and easy to fall, such as hollyhock (T). It can be suitably used. FIG. 11 shows an example in which a plurality of delphiniums (D) are collectively supported by using a large-diameter enclosure member (2). FIG. 12 shows an example in which three enclosing members (2) are attached to one support (1) at equal angular intervals and at intervals above and below, and a tall delphinium (D) and a medium This is an example in which a tall marguerite (M) and a short tall North Pole (N) are simultaneously supported. As described above, according to the support structure of the present invention, various support forms can be adopted according to the type and height of the vegetation, the growing area, and the like, which is extremely versatile and has a clean aesthetic appearance. It is easy to harmonize with.

In the above-described example, the configuration in which the plant is circularly surrounded by one enclosure member (2) using the substantially annular enclosure member (2) has been described. The shape of 2) is not limited to the example described above, and various modifications are possible. FIGS. 13 to 15 are perspective views showing examples of the enclosing member (2) in which the arc is shortened. The enclosing member (2) shown in FIGS. These enclosures (2) are used when a plurality of enclosures (2) surround plants and trees in an annular shape.

FIGS. 16 to 18 show a support structure in the case of using the surrounding member (2) shown in FIGS. 13 to 15, respectively. FIG. 16 shows an example in which two enclosure members (2) shown in FIG. 13 are used. One enclosure member (2) is attached to two columns (1) in a semi-circular shape, and the yaw grass ( Y) is supported in a ring shape. FIG. 17 shows an example in which three enclosure members (2) shown in FIG. 14 are used, and three columns (1) are erected and one enclosure member (2) is connected to two adjacent columns (1). By attaching it in a one-third arc shape over the straddle, it surrounds Rudbeckia (R) in a ring shape. FIG. 18 shows an example in which four enclosure members (2) shown in FIG. 15 are used. Four columns (1) are erected and one enclosure member (2) is connected to two adjacent columns (1). By attaching it in a quarter-arc shape over the straddle, the rudbeckia (R) is supported in a circular shape. In these supporting structures, when the enclosure member (2) is fixed to the column (1), as shown in FIG. 19, two separate through holes (3c) provided in the attachment (3) are provided. What is necessary is just to insert the vertical part (22) of the surrounding member (2).

Further, in the support structure according to the present invention, it is not always necessary to surround the vegetation in a ring shape, but may be configured to surround the plant in a square shape. In the case of surrounding the plants in a rectangular shape, an enclosure member (2) having a bent portion (23) as shown in FIGS. 20 to 22 is used. FIG. 23 to FIG. 25 are views showing a support structure using these enclosure members (2). FIG. 23 shows an example in which the surrounding member (2) shown in FIG. 20 is used, and the cosmos (K) is surrounded and supported by one support (1) and one surrounding member (2). FIG. 24 shows an example in which two enclosure members (2) shown in FIG. 21 are used, and one enclosure member (2) is attached to two columns (1) in a U-shape so as to be cosmos-shaped. (K) is surrounded and supported in a square shape. FIG. 25 shows an example in which four enclosure members (2) shown in FIG. 22 are used. Four columns (1) are erected, and one enclosure member (2) is connected to two adjacent columns (1). The cosmos (K) is supported by surrounding it in a square shape by straddling and attaching it in an L shape.

[0020] As described above, according to the support structure of the present invention, the area and shape of the enclosure can be freely changed by using a plurality of enclosure members (2). Various support forms can be taken accordingly. In the present invention, the circular ring does not mean only a perfect circle, but also includes an ellipse. The square may be any of a rectangle and a square. Further, the shape of the surrounding member (2) is not limited to the illustrated example, and it is possible to freely change the length and curvature of the arc, the length of the straight portion, and the number and angle of the bent portions. The shape surrounding the shape may be not only a ring shape and a square shape, but also a polygonal shape, a semicircle shape, a star shape, and the like.

[0021]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the present invention is provided with a rod-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of vegetation, a support holding portion formed substantially in an arc shape and holding the support by spring properties, and two through holes at the same position. A mounting tool is provided which is provided with an enclosure member fixing portion which is arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction so that two through holes overlap with each other, and which is fixed at a required position of the column. A horizontal portion which is attached at a substantially right angle, and a vertical portion which extends downward from the opposite ends of the horizontal portion at a substantially right angle and is inserted so as to penetrate through through holes vertically above and below the two plates of the attachment. And a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosing member, wherein the enclosing member surrounds plants. Plant support characterized by Because it is forming, the effect described below. In other words, since the number and mounting method, shape and size of the enclosure members can be freely changed, various support forms can be adopted according to the type and height of the plants and the growing area. In addition to being extremely versatile, it has a clean aesthetic appearance and is easy to harmonize with the surroundings, providing a support structure suitable for English style gardening. Furthermore, there is no danger that the enclosure member will be inclined or detached from the column due to the action of the mounting tool, and the protective member can more reliably prevent the enclosure member from coming off, and also prevent injuries during installation. Can be prevented.

[0022] Furthermore, an enclosing member comprising a horizontal portion having a curved portion or a bent portion and attached substantially at right angles to the column, and a vertical portion extending substantially perpendicularly downward from both ends of the horizontal portion. Is a fixture that is used to fix the support and the surrounding member in a support structure for plants that is fixed to a bar-shaped support so as to surround the plant, and is formed in a substantially arc shape and holds the support by spring characteristics. And two plates provided with two through holes at the same position as the support pinching portion to be provided, which are provided with enclosure member fixing portions vertically arranged at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. According to the mounting tool described above, the mounting to the column can be performed extremely easily and firmly due to the spring property of the holding portion, and the vertical portion of the enclosure member can be fixed by the through holes of the two plates. , The enclosure is There is no risk of tilting or falling off.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view illustrating an example of a plant support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an assembled perspective view illustrating an example of a support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the attachment.

FIG. 4 is a front view of the attachment.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the attachment.

FIG. 6 is a rear view of the attachment.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view for explaining how to assemble the plant support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view illustrating how to assemble the plant support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory view for explaining how to assemble the plant support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a view showing an example of a use state of the plant support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of the plant support structure according to the present invention;

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a use state of the plant support structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the surrounding member.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the surrounding member.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the surrounding member.

16 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of a support structure when the enclosure member illustrated in FIG. 13 is used.

FIG. 17 is a view showing an example of a use state of the support structure when the enclosing member shown in FIG. 14 is used.

18 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of a support structure when the enclosure member illustrated in FIG. 15 is used.

FIG. 19 is a view showing how to attach the surrounding member to the support when using a plurality of surrounding members.

FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the surrounding member.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the surrounding member.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the surrounding member.

FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of the support structure when the enclosure member illustrated in FIG. 20 is used.

24 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of the support structure when the enclosing member illustrated in FIG. 21 is used.

25 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of the support structure when the enclosing member illustrated in FIG. 22 is used.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Support 2 Enclosure member 21 Horizontal part 22 Vertical part 23 Bending part 3 Mounting tool 31 Support pinching part 32 Plate 33 Enclosure member fixing part 3c Through hole 4 Protective member

Claims (7)

[Utility model registration claims] Claims: 1. A rod-shaped support standing upright near a plant,
A strut holding portion which is formed in a substantially arc shape and holds the strut by a spring property, and two plates provided with two through holes at the same position are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. A mounting member having an enclosure member fixing portion and fixed to a required position of the column, a horizontal portion bent or bent and mounted substantially at right angles to the column, and the mounting portion extending downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion. And a vertical part which is inserted so as to penetrate through the through holes vertically stacked on the two plates of the tool, and which is made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and is detachable from the vertical part of the enclosure. A support structure for plants and trees, comprising a protective member attached to the plant, and configured to surround and support the plants with the surrounding member. 2. A bar-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of plants and trees,
A strut holding portion which is formed in a substantially arc shape and holds the strut by a spring property, and two plates provided with two through holes at the same position are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. A mounting member having an enclosure member fixing portion and fixed to a required position of the column, a horizontal portion curved in an arc shape and mounted substantially at right angles to the column, and extending downward substantially at right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion. A vertical member which is inserted so as to penetrate through the through-holes vertically stacked on the two plates of the mounting member; A plant support structure, comprising a protection member which is attached to the plant so as to be able to be attached thereto, wherein the support member surrounds and supports the plant in a ring shape. 3. A plurality of rod-shaped supports erected in the vicinity of vegetation, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by a spring property, and two through-holes provided at the same position. A plurality of mounting fixtures are provided, which are provided with enclosure member fixing portions arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap with each other, and are fixed to required positions of the columns. A horizontal portion attached at a right angle, and a vertical portion extending substantially perpendicularly downward from both ends of the horizontal portion and inserted through through holes vertically stacked on two plates of the mounting tool. A plurality of enclosure members, and a protective member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosure member, wherein one of the two through holes has The other part is the vertical part of another enclosure. A vegetation support structure characterized in that the vegetation is supported by being surrounded by a plurality of surrounding members in a ring shape by being respectively inserted. 4. A bar-shaped support standing upright in the vicinity of plants and trees,
A strut holding portion which is formed in a substantially arc shape and holds the strut by a spring property, and two plates provided with two through holes at the same position are arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. A mounting member having an enclosure member fixing portion and fixed at a required position of the column, a horizontal portion having a bent portion and mounted at a substantially right angle to the column, and extending downward substantially at a right angle from both ends of the horizontal portion; A vertical member which is inserted so as to penetrate through the through-holes vertically stacked on the two plates of the mounting member; A plant support structure comprising a protection member that is attached to the plant so as to be able to be attached to the plant, and the support member surrounds and supports the plant in a rectangular shape. 5. A two-piece support having two rod-shaped supports erected in the vicinity of plants, a support holding portion formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by spring characteristics, and two through holes at the same position. Two mounting fixtures, which are provided with enclosure member fixing portions arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction so that the through holes overlap with each other, and are fixed to required positions of the columns, and the columns are bent in a U-shape. And a horizontal portion attached substantially at right angles to the mounting portion and extending downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion.
Two enclosing members each composed of a vertical portion inserted so as to penetrate through the through holes vertically stacked on one plate, and a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to the vertical portion of the enclosing member. A protective member to be attached;
The vertical portion of one enclosing member is inserted into one of the two through-holes, and the vertical portion of the other enclosing member is inserted into the other, so that the two enclosing members surround and support the plants and trees in a square shape. A plant support structure characterized by the fact that: 6. A plurality of rod-shaped pillars standing in the vicinity of vegetation, a pillar holding part formed in a substantially circular arc shape and holding the pillar by spring properties, and two through holes provided at the same position. A plurality of fixtures, which are provided with enclosure member fixing portions arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction so that the through holes overlap with each other, and are fixed to required positions of the columns, A horizontal portion which is attached at a substantially right angle, and a vertical portion which extends downward substantially at a right angle from both ends of the horizontal portion and is inserted so as to penetrate through through holes vertically stacked on two plates of the attachment. A plurality of enclosure members, and a protection member made of a bottomed bag-shaped soft material and detachably attached to a vertical portion of the enclosure member, wherein one of the two through holes has one enclosure member. The vertical part is on the other side and the vertical part of another enclosure A vegetation support structure characterized in that the vegetation is configured to be surrounded and supported by a plurality of surrounding members in a square shape by being inserted respectively. 7. An enclosing member comprising a horizontal portion having a curved portion or a bent portion and attached substantially at right angles to the column, and a vertical portion extending downward at substantially right angles from both ends of the horizontal portion. A mounting tool for fixing a support and an enclosing member in a support structure of a plant fixed to a rod-shaped support so as to surround a plant, the support being formed in a substantially arc shape and holding the support by a spring property. An attachment characterized in that two plates provided with two through holes at the same position as the holding portion are provided with an enclosure member fixing portion which is arranged in parallel at predetermined intervals vertically so that the through holes overlap. Utensils.