DE1990077U - Flower bulb planter - Google Patents

Description

To register the flower onion planting device

For making planting holes for flower bulbs in grown, d. H. not freshly dug soil in plants, e.g. B. in In the root area of older woody trees or in the lawn, a device is necessary that determines the structure of the soil and, above all, the sward around the Plant hole not destroyed. With each breaking up of the soil over the size of the absolutely necessary planting hole also changes, this changes in an unfavorable way primarily because this Places "■ very easily obscured by weeds. On the other hand, the Soil lying in the planting hole is not compacted or pressed, so that the roots of the flower bulbs can penetrate the neighboring soil unhindered.

The planting of tulips, gladioli, etc. in loose soil can also be done with the help of the well-known plant trowels, with planting wood, with the "hollow planter" from Pirma Wolf, · or; Similar devices, e.g. that of patent 369331, happened. For separate soil or lawn, i.e. in places where the bulbs or; tubers of Crocus,; Galanthus, Scilla, Muscari ,; Narcissus and 'many' other similar plants are * to be planted; these devices are unsuitable. Up until now, the planting holes were preferably made by bumping into the ground: a conical, pointed iron star (also a tube with a cone attachment) in the ground / This method has two major disadvantages for the development of the plants. First, the soil around the hole that is created is very compacted, which means that the roots: a; penetrate the ground with difficulty and secondly, the "onion base" does not sit fully on the ground, but rather over a cavity. Even when using a rotatable cone, as proposed in Patent No. 8; 61483; occur: the same disadvantages come to light '. ; \ \ '- .:; ; : ■

The common practice of planting small flower bulbs in such places in a piercing; and reciprocating the "■ spade gap created has virtually the same _drawbacks!;

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Even when using a koi pipe to dig out the planting hole there are disadvantages if the ^ lower gate is inclined to the Longitudinal axis is guided; as in patent nos. 369331 and; No. 938156 is recommended. The base of the 'planting hole is = usually be inclined here, so that the bottom of the onion is not on a · _

Claims (1)

■ ·. ■ '■' \ - ■ - Bl. 2 -τ ^ '^;"\ 2U ^ g.57Äi; _fl to the letter Garten + Blumen Beratungsdienst GmbH from §! ■ Ψ. » ä @ 68 horizontal floor surface can be set, the onion after a Side of the hole slips off and comes to lie at an angle. Compared to our PA 833045, our flower bulb planter also shows some essentials News and improvements. The bulb planter has a piercing cylinder (1) made of slightly conical steel tube, the lower tapered end of which is cut off perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and provided with a cutting bevel. The sample cylinder is attached to a square tube that serves as a handle (2) and is provided at its upper end with a cross handle and handles (3). The cross handle can be inserted with a pin so that the height can be adjusted. Here, too, the cross handle is locked with screws or springs Cf). An angled flat iron <5) is inserted into the hollow square tube of the handle at the lower end. which can be fixed with locking screws or springs (6). This flat iron serves as setting C5) for the depth of the planting hole and at the same time as a step attachment (5). \ \ The device can also be designed in such a way that grooving cylinders Cl) of different diameter knives and lengths can be alternately attached to the handle. For this purpose, the sample cylinder is provided with a square iron (la) that can be inserted into a piece of square tube as a holder Cl b), which _; in turn is connected to the stem. A falling out of the lancing cylinder from; the holding; locking is prevented by locking screws or springs Cl c). With the help of this device, piercing and pulling up once dug the planting hole; without compacting or loosening the surrounding soil. The sole of the planting hole remains at the same time flat and horizontal, so that. the onion base full: can sit up. The bottom wad in the sample cylinder becomes at the next puncture: through its upper opening; ejected. Protection claims ::! i [- -:. ; . ".;;■■■;..; Ij. Planting device for; Excavation of planting holes η _s preferably '; for flower ^bulbs: in particular in'festem natural soil ί or lawn, with a drill bit that is only slightly tapered towards the bottom ■ CStechylinderi), characterized in that the piercing cylinder; ■ Cl) at the bottom; End · cut perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and; ; with: is provided with a cutting bevel. : 2u planting device according to claim 1, characterized in that the ■ sample ring with its upper end with the lower end; of : i stem C2) is connected CTo, use of the device without ^bending); the; a height-adjustable cross handle C3) as a handle; has ^; :; ^{! !} :; ; ^; \ - -. 3. Planting device according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that; that in the hollow handle C2> an angled iron as a step- ^:. approach CS) can be introduced, which at the same time as an adjustment; '. Device C5> is used for the depth of the planting hole. The: step \ approach and at the same time the adjustment device are by means of locking; screws or ^; Springs C6) ^! lockable at different heights. ; \ ■. - - Bl. 3 - '. '. . ■. \ \
for the letter Sarten + Blumen Consulting Service GmbH from 9.Λ. 19th Plant hole device according to claims 1-3, characterized in that that the connection (1 a, I b) between the stem (2) and the piercing cylinder (1) is shown as a holder that allows the use of grooving cylinders of various diameters and lengths in such a way that that the cylinder cannot be turned, Plant hole device according to claims 1-4, characterized in that that the interchangeable cylinder when in the holder stuck, can be determined by means of locking screws or springs (Ic) that they do not fall out is possible. · ,At all
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