JPH0514754Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a gardening pine placed under a flowerpot.

"Prior Art" Few conventional gardening pine trees have been commercialized, and most of them have been simply unpatterned sheets, resin plates, etc. as substitutes.

Therefore, when planting seedlings in pots, it is important to
From an aesthetic point of view, it is best to plant seedlings in the center of the pot, but since there is no standard for determining the position, I have been planting them visually in what I think is the center of the pot.

Also, when judging the potted flowers submitted at the contest, they visually checked to see if the seedlings were planted in the center of the pot and were growing symmetrically.

``Problem that the invention aims to solve'' With conventional gardening pines like this, there is no reference point for determining the position of the seedlings and potted flowers, making it difficult to plant the seedlings accurately in the center of the pot. ,
Even during the contest, there was a problem that the judging was not fair and accurate because the seedlings were visually checked to see if they were planted in the center of the pot or if they were symmetrical.

The present invention was developed by focusing on these conventional problems, and allows seedlings to be planted easily and accurately in the center of the pot, and even during contests, the position of the seedlings and the symmetry of the branches and leaves are subjectively determined. The purpose of this invention is to provide pine trees for gardening that can be accurately, fairly, and quickly examined regardless of the circumstances.

``Means for solving the problem'' The gist of the present invention to achieve the above purpose is as follows: (1) A water-resistant sheet to be placed under the flower pot,
On the sheet, a plurality of concentric reference circles with diameters corresponding to the outer diameters of the bottoms of various flower pots, a plurality of reference circles concentric with the reference circles and having different diameters, and a plurality of reference circles orthogonal at the center of the reference circles are arranged. A gardening pine characterized by having two guide lines drawn as a guide for determining the center of the flowerpot.

(2) The gardening pine according to item 1, wherein a plurality of reference lines are drawn radially at equal angles from the center of the reference circle.

(3) Regarding the horticultural pine described in paragraph 1 or 2,
The gardening pine is characterized in that a convex portion is integrally provided along the outer periphery of the plurality of reference circles.

"Function" In the gardening pine described in item 1, when planting a seedling or stock in a pot, first place the pot in the reference circle corresponding to the outer diameter of the pot bottom among the plurality of reference circles drawn on the gardening pine. Place them together. Next, fill the bottom of the pot with soil, etc., place the seedling in the center of the pot using two imaginary orthogonal guide lines on the inside of the pot, and then fill in soil from around the pot for temporary planting.

Then, hold a ruler, etc. in your hand parallel to the gardening pine over the temporarily planted seedlings, look from directly above with your eyes as far away from the pot as possible, and align one side of the ruler with the reference line so that the seedlings are Check if it is on the line.

Next, hold the ruler parallel to the gardening pine at a 90° angle.
Turn it, align it with the other guide line, and check it in the same way as above. If the seedlings are outside the guideline, move the seedlings onto the guideline and plant them.

By locating the seedling, etc. on the two orthogonal reference lines in this way, the seedling, etc. can be planted in the center of the pot with high accuracy.

Also, when judging a contest, by looking at the pot from directly above, you can check whether the potted flower is planted in the center of the pot using the same method as above, and whether the leaves and branches are growing symmetrically and whether they are within the specified size. You can check whether you are paying attention based on the guide line and guide circle. Furthermore, one end of the ruler is placed upright on the side of the pot, aligned with the reference line, and when viewed from the side with the ruler in the center, the left and right symmetry can be checked around the imaginary reference line extending vertically from the center of the pot. can do.

In addition, since it is made of a water-resistant sheet, even if the gardening pine gets dirty with mud, it can be easily washed off with water.

In the gardening pine described in item 2, a plurality of guide lines are drawn radially at equal angles from the center of the reference circle of the gardening pine described in item 1, so when viewed from directly above,
Furthermore, the directionality and symmetry of leaves and branches can be easily checked using each reference line as a reference.

In the gardening pine described in item 3, since the convex portion is provided on the outer periphery of the reference circle having the same diameter as the outer diameter of the bottom of various pots, gardening is performed by aligning the outer circumference of the pot bottom with the inner circumferential wall of the corresponding convex portion. If you place it on a mat, you can easily align the center of the reference circle with the center of the pot, and the pot will not deviate from the reference circle. Also, even if a small amount of water spills from the pot, the convex portion will prevent water from spilling from the gardening pine.

“Embodiment” An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, a gardening pine 10 is placed on a thin square resin sheet at the outer diameter of the bottom of each standard size pot, No. 2, No. 2.5, and No. 3.5, approximately at the center of the resin board. Reference circles 30, 31, 32 centered on O
And on the outside of these, there are also reference circles 40, 41, 42 with diameters of 10 cm, 15 cm, and 20 cm centered on the center O.
, a reference line X and a reference line Y that intersect at right angles at the center O are drawn.

Furthermore, the diameter of each guide circle 40, 41, 42,
Characters representing the standard size of the pot corresponding to each reference circle 30, 31, 32 are written on a part of each circle.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

When planting a seedling or stock 91 in a pot 80, first,
To prevent the pot 80 from shifting, double-sided adhesive tape is pasted on the bottom of the pot 80, and one of the reference circles 30, 31, 32 drawn on the gardening pine 10 corresponds to the outer diameter of the bottom of the pot 80. For example, place and fix the pot 80 in alignment with the reference circle 31 for size 2.5.

These reference circles 30, 31, and 32 display the standard size of the corresponding pot, so they are convenient to use when you do not know the size of the pot.

Next, put soil etc. into the bottom of the pot 80, place the seedling 91 in the center of the pot 80 by visual measurement using orthogonal guide lines plant

Then, as shown in FIG. 2, look from directly above with your eyes as far away from the pot 80 as possible, align one side of the ruler 90 with the reference line Y, and place your hands on the seedling 91 parallel to the gardening pine 10. Hold the seedling 91 and check whether it is on the reference line Y21. If it deviates from the guideline Y, move the seedling 91 onto the guideline Y while looking at one side of the ruler 90. Next, turn the ruler 90 90 degrees while keeping it parallel to the gardening pine, align it with the other guideline X, and check in the same manner as above.
Finally, if the seedlings 91 do not deviate from the reference lines X and Y, the seedlings 91 are planted.

Therefore, the seedling 91 can be planted in the center of the pot 80 with high precision by positioning it on the two guide lines X and Y that are perpendicular to each other at the center of the pot 80.

When judging potted flowers 92, look at the pot from directly above,
As before, you can check whether the potted flower 92 is planted in the center of the pot 80 by placing the ruler 90 parallel to the gardening pine 10 and aligning it with the guide lines You can check whether the leaves and branches are growing symmetrically and within the specified size by looking at the screen. Since the diameter of each guide line is displayed on the guide lines 40, 41, and 42, the size of the potted flower 92 can be measured quickly and easily.

As shown in FIG. 3, a ruler 90 is placed on the side of the pot 80.
, place one end of the ruler 90 on the guideline Y,
By imagining a reference line, you can check left and right symmetry around this imaginary reference line. moreover,
While the ruler 90 is placed upright on the side of the pot 80, it is rotated 90 degrees and placed on the other guide line X to check left and right symmetry, allowing for checking from two directions.

In addition, with large seedlings or grown potted flowers 92, the ruler 90 can be held and fixed on top of these by hand, and the potted flower 92 can be fixed.
If it is difficult to check from above to see if the pot 80 is planted in the center, place one end of the ruler 90 on the guideline Y and place the ruler 90 on the side of the pot 80.
, imaginary a reference line, and check whether the center of the potted flower 92, etc. is on the reference line Y. Next, place one end of the ruler 90 on the other guide line
Check to see if the center of potted flower 92 etc. is on the top.

By viewing from two directions in this way, it is possible to check whether the grown potted flower 92 is in the center of the pot 80.

Moreover, since the gardening pine 10 is made of a water-resistant sheet, even if it gets dirty with mud or the like, it can be easily washed off with water.

FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment.

The gardening pine 10a in this embodiment has a reference line X,
In addition to Y, 30° radially from the center O of the reference circle 30
Draw guide lines 22, 23, 24, 25 at intervals,
Standard circle 30, 31, 32 and guide circle 40, 41, 4
The circumference of 2 is divided into 12 equal parts.

The gardening pine 10a has reference lines X, Y, 22,
... are drawn radially at equal angles from the center O, so when judging, look at the potted flower 92 from directly above and determine the direction of the branches and leaves depending on which reference line X, Y, 22, ... the branches and leaves are on. You can easily check the gender and symmetry.

Furthermore, a ruler 90 is placed on each guide line X, Y, 22,...
By placing one end of the container on the side of the pot 80 and imagining a reference line, and viewing it from the side, it is possible to check the left and right symmetry around the imaginary reference line from multiple directions.

FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment.

The gardening pine 10b in this embodiment is the same as the gardening pine 10, 10 in the first or second embodiment.
Convex portions 35, 36, and 37 are integrally provided along the outer peripheries of reference circles 30, 31, and 32 of a.

The heights of the convex portions 35, 36, 37 are slightly lower than the height of the bottom of the pot corresponding to each convex portion, and as the diameter of the pot bottom 81 increases, in other words, the height of the reference circles 30, 3
As the diameter of 1 and 32 increases, the height increases little by little.

When placing the pot 80 on the gardening pine 10b,
There is no need to attach an adhesive tape or the like to the pot bottom 81 to prevent slipping, and the pot can be placed directly on the gardening pine 10b.

At this time, as shown in FIG. 5, the outer periphery of the pot bottom 81 contacts the inner wall of the convex portion 36 of the gardening pine 10b, so that the outer periphery of the pot bottom 81 and the corresponding reference circle 31 can be easily and accurately aligned. In addition, the pot 80 can be placed on the gardening pine 10b, and the pot 80 is unlikely to shift from the reference circle 31 or fall over.

Furthermore, even if some water is spilled from the pot 80, the convex portion 37 provided on the outermost side can receive the water to some extent, thereby preventing the water from spreading to the surroundings.

In addition, reference circles 30, 31, 32 and guide circle 4 are suitable for pots of standard sizes 2, 2.5, and 3.5.
Quantity and diameter of 0, 41, 42, reference line 22, 2
The quantities of 3, 24, and 25 may be changed as appropriate during implementation.

"Effects of the invention" According to the gardening pine according to the invention, seedlings and stocks can be planted accurately in the center of the pot, and it is easy to check whether they are planted in the center of the pot. With a large number of plants, you can easily and reliably check how the leaves and branches are spreading and whether the direction is appropriate. It is possible to obtain an excellent product that is effective and highly symmetrical.

Judging at contests can be done quickly, accurately, and fairly without being subject to the position of seedlings or the symmetry of branches and leaves.

Since it is made from a water-resistant sheet, it can be easily washed away even if it gets dirty and can be used many times, making it excellent from both an aesthetic and economical point of view.

In addition, with a convex portion for holding the pot, it can be easily and quickly fixed on the mat and will not shift, allowing for more reliable checking. Furthermore, since the pot does not easily fall over, you are less likely to break the pot or damage the potted flowers, allowing you to work around the pot with peace of mind.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 3 show the first embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is an overall front view of a gardening pine, and FIG.
The figure below shows how to check if the seedling is planted in the center of the pot by looking from directly above the pot. Figure 3 shows how to check if the seedling is planted in the center of the pot by looking from the side of the pot. FIG. 4 is an overall front view of the gardening pine according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the gardening pine according to the third embodiment. 10, 10a, 10b...Gardening pine, X,
Y, 22, 23, 24, 25...Reference line, 30,
31, 32... Reference circle, 40, 41, 42... Reference circle, 35, 36, 37... Convex portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claims for utility model registration] (1) A water-resistant sheet to be placed under a flowerpot,
On the sheet, a plurality of concentric reference circles with diameters corresponding to the outer diameters of the bottoms of various flower pots, a plurality of reference circles concentric with the reference circles and having different diameters, and a plurality of reference circles orthogonal at the center of the reference circles are arranged. A pine tree for gardening that is characterized by having two guide lines drawn on it to determine the center of the flowerpot. (2) The gardening pine according to claim (1), wherein a plurality of guide lines are drawn radially at equal angles from the center of the reference circle. (3) The gardening pine according to claim (1) or (2), characterized in that a convex portion is integrally provided along the outer periphery of the plurality of reference circles.