JPH0542892B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a method of wrapping a mulch with a net that can easily be used to fence a plant with a mulch.

[Problems to be solved by conventional technology and invention]

To move a plant, first make an appropriate size cut in the soil around the roots, then dig it up with the soil still around the roots.
The area surrounding this hardened soil clod is covered with a rope and tied with rope to prevent the soil from collapsing.

This work of tying the rope is so tedious that it currently takes at least two people to tighten the rope, going around the area around the clod of earth about 30 times, and spending about an hour trying to tie the rope.

The applicant has researched a method of mulching that can easily perform this mulch work, and has completed the present invention.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The following description will be given using reference numerals in the drawings for easy comparison with the drawings showing an example of the implementation of the present invention.

A long corral rope 2 is attached to the outer surface of the body 1 wrapped around a long root-rotting soil mass 5 having a width suitable for a root fence in a folded state near both edges, and the upper and lower folded portions 2' are attached. A free fencing rope insertion part 3' is formed on the winding body 1 through which a draw rope 3 can be inserted, and the fencing rope is fixed to the winding body 1 by a fastener 4. ′, respectively, to form a wrapped body a with a long corral rope, and a wrapped body a with a long corral rope.
A net-wrapped root fence characterized by being wrapped with.

[Effect]

Cut the long corral-attached wrapping body a to a length that matches the diameter of the maximum outer periphery of the foot-rope block 5, wrap it around the outer periphery of the foot-rope block 5, and use an appropriate method to connect the butt part as shown in Fig. 2. In this state, when the free end C of the upper drawing rope 3 and the free end C' of the lower drawing rope 3 are pulled, the upper and lower edges of the wrapped body 1 are connected to the upper surface of the soil mass 5 on the one hand. The other end is tightened so as to cover the bottom surface, and the wrapped body 1 acts to effectively hide the soil mass 5.

In this state, when the free ends C and C' of the squeeze rope 3, which has been further tightened and stretched, are entangled in the middle of the squeeze rope 3 that is tightening the enclosing rope 2, the upper surface of the soil mass 5 The rope 3 goes back and forth on both the bottom surface and the bottom surface, creating a bridging state, and the rope is tied so as to firmly fix the wrapped body 1 to the soil mass 5.

〔Example〕

A long fencing rope 2 is folded back near both edges and attached in a zigzag manner to one side of a long net-shaped wrapped body 1 with a width suitable for root fencing.
are fixed to the net-like wrapped body 1 by the fastening device 4 to maintain the attached state, and the draw ropes 3 are inserted into the folded portions 2' of the corral ropes 2 arranged in parallel near both the upper and lower edges. The present invention is characterized in that a winding body a with a long corral rope is formed, and the winding body a with a long corral rope is formed in a wound state.

Although the fastening device 4 in the drawings is shown to fasten the metal wire in a stapled state, any fastening method may be used.

The wrapping body 1 may be made of net or net-like linen cloth, or rather.

Both the corral rope 2 and the squeeze rope 3 are preferably made of hemp rope, but other materials may also be used.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, the present invention involves winding a long rope in advance, cutting it to match the length of the outer periphery of the soil mass, and cutting the wrapped body a with a long corral rope. Wrap this around the outer circumference of the foot-rotted earth clot, join the left and right butt edges together, draw the free end of the upper rope, and then wrap the rope around the outer periphery of the foot-rotted earth lump so that the upper and lower surfaces are hidden. The work of mulching can now be done simply by erecting a bridge around the outside of the body, and the work of mulch, which used to take two people an hour, can now be completed by one person in about 15 minutes. At this time, the enclosure rope is attached to the wrapped body,
Since the rope is attached to the left and right sides of the folded part with a fastener so that a rope insertion part is formed so that the rope can be passed through, the rope can be tightened very well and the rope can be wrapped securely. Demonstrates special features.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view of the mulch net, FIG. 2 is a front view showing the mulch in the middle of the mulch state, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the mulch state. be. a... Wrapping body with long corral rope, 1... Wrapping body, 2... Encircling rope, 2'... Turned part, 3... Strapping rope, 3'... Encircling rope insertion part, 4... Fastening tool, 5... Root solid earth mass.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Long corral ropes are attached to the outer surface of the body wrapped around a long root-rotting soil mass with a width suitable for root fencing, folded back near both edges, and tied ropes are attached to the upper and lower folded portions, respectively. A free rope insertion part is formed on the wrapping body through which the rope can be inserted, and the rope is fixed to the wrapping body using a fastening device. A net-maki for root fence characterized by forming a wrapping body with rope and winding this long rope wrapping body.