JPH0453423A - Transplanting of tree - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To transplant a tree in a stable attitude without damaging trunk or branch by receiving a tree to be transplanted in a box-type part material, hanging up, laying on a loading floor of a transporting means and transporting to a place to be transplanted. CONSTITUTION:A working groove 2 having a depth corresponding to root depth of a tree to be transplanted is dug in a space slightly apart from the tree and a box-type part material 3 having openings at one side part and an upper part is arranged in the working groove. Said box-type part material is pushed from the opening part of said side part to a toot part of said tree to receive the tree on the box-type part material 3, then the opened side part is closed and further laid on a loading floor of a transporting means hanging up said box-type part material, thus the tree is transported to the place to be transplanted.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for transplanting a tree from one location to another.

(Prior art and its problems) In general, when transplanting a tree, the tree is transplanted by cutting the tree, leaving some roots intact, wrapping the tree in cloth with soil attached around the roots, tying it with a rope, and then transporting it by means of transportation. This is often done by This is not a problem when transplanting to a nearby location.

However, when trees are transported over long distances (such as when transplanting from Okinawa to Honshu), it is not possible to manage the trees during transport.

For example, even if you give it the necessary water, it won't retain water because there isn't enough soil attached. If you water too much, the soil attached to the roots will wash away. Also, if the temperature during transportation is different from the environment before transplanting and suddenly becomes cold, it is necessary to warm the roots, but this cannot be done.

Therefore, the transplant may not be carried out well and the plant may wither later.

(Object of the Invention) The present invention was developed in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a transplanting method that can safely transplant a tree even when it takes time to transport the tree.

(Means for Achieving the Object) In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the tree transplanting method according to the present invention provides a method for transplanting a tree by constructing a working trench with a depth corresponding to the depth of the roots of the tree, which is slightly spaced apart from the tree to be transplanted. is excavated, a box-shaped member with an opening at one side and the top is placed in the working groove, and the box-shaped member is pushed from the opening in the side toward the base of the tree to form the box-shaped member. After the tree is stored on top, the side opening of the box-shaped member is closed, and the box-shaped member is further hoisted and placed on the loading bed of a transportation means, and then transported to a transplant destination by the dry transportation means. shall be.

(Effects of the Invention) According to the above structure, since the tree is stored on the box-shaped member, the subsequent transportation can be carried out by directly hanging a robe on the box-shaped member and lifting it up. There is no need to tightly wrap the tree, and the possibility of damaging the trunk or branches is very low.

Furthermore, the base of the tree can be protected by the box-shaped member. Therefore, it is possible to sufficiently control water and temperature at the base of the tree being transported.

Furthermore, since the box-shaped member can be stably placed on the loading floor of the transportation means, the posture of the tree is also stabilized.

(Example) Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings, using an example of transplanting a Japanese hirsute.

First, Grinner is sprayed on the Yaeyama hirugi to be transplanted to prevent transpiration, and the branches are protected by wrapping a protective sheet (not shown) to prevent branches from breaking.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the transplanted part 1 of Yaeyama Hirugi
A working groove 2 is created by excavating the surrounding area, which is slightly spaced apart from the surrounding area, to a depth of about 60 to 70 cm. The depth of the working groove 2 is set to correspond to the depth of the roots of the Japanese hirsugi A. Seawater is removed from the excavated working trench 2.

An iron box-shaped member 3 is placed at the bottom of the working groove 2. As shown in FIG. 3, this box-shaped member 3 has an open top, closed sides on three sides, and an open side. The bottom edge 4 of the side opening 3a is particularly sharply formed.

Holes 5.6 for pouring water are opened at the upper and lower sides of the box-shaped member 3. The width of the box-shaped member 3 is set to be approximately the same as the width of the root portion of the Japanese algae left in the working groove 2, and the depth is set to - the length of the transplanted part of the algae.

Next, the box-shaped member 3 is pushed toward the base of the Yaeyama Hirugi A by means such as a backhoe (see the dotted line in FIG. 2). The tip of the box-shaped member 3 enters almost half of the Yaeyama Hirugi A.

A cutting iron plate 7 is inserted into the middle part of the transplanted part 1. Further, push the box-shaped member 3 up to the iron plate 7 portion. Thereby, the implant 1 is sectioned, while 1a is housed on the box-shaped member 3.

Next, as shown by the dashed line in FIG. 1, a rope 8 is hung around the box-shaped member 3 and the iron plate 7 for cutting, and the box-shaped member 3 and the cutting iron plate 7 are lifted up and moved to another location.

Thereafter, the iron plate 7 for cutting is removed, the iron plate 9 that closes the opening of the box-shaped member 3 is bolted, and the base portion is sealed by applying waterproofing powder.

Further, the box-shaped member is placed on the bed of a transport means such as a ship or a truck and transported. In this case, since the box-shaped member is stabilized on the loading floor, the posture of the mountain hirsute is also stabilized. During transportation, depending on the temperature and humidity of the outside air, for example, the box-shaped member may be covered with a heat insulating material, the above-mentioned water injection hole may be connected to a pump via a pipe, and hot water may be poured into the box to cool the interior. adjust with the external environment by draining water.

Finally, after arriving at the transplant destination, remove the box-shaped member and replenish the area around the Yaeyama hirugi in the opposite manner as described above.

According to the above-mentioned transplanting method, the tree is stored on a box-shaped member, so for subsequent transportation, it is necessary to hang a robe directly on the box-shaped member and lift it up. There is no need to wrap it around and there is very little chance of damaging the trunk or branches.

Furthermore, the base of the tree can be protected by the box-shaped member. Therefore, it is possible to sufficiently control water and temperature at the base of the tree being transported.

Furthermore, since the box-shaped member can be stably placed on the loading floor of the transportation means, the posture of the tree is also stabilized.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a transplanting method according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a tree, a working groove 2, and a box-shaped member, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the box-shaped member. Code A... Yaeyama Hirugi, 1... Transplanted part, 2...
・Work groove patent applicant Tsuneo Nakasuka

Claims (1)

[Claims] A working trench with a depth corresponding to the root depth of the tree is excavated at a distance from the tree to be transplanted, and a box-shaped member with an opening at one side and the top is placed in the working trench. After storing the tree on the box-shaped member by pushing the box-shaped member through the side opening toward the base of the tree, the side opening of the box-shaped member is closed, and the box-shaped member is further lifted up. A method for transplanting a tree, which comprises placing the tree on the bed of a transport means and transporting the tree to a transplant destination by the transport means.