SU1727696A1 - Method for growing arboreal plants and shrubs - Google Patents

Abstract

Use: plant growing when growing trees and shrubs in adverse conditions. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION: When growing woody plants and shrubs, automobile tires or their ring halves are used for enclosing them, which are placed around the trunks. Tires are installed in several Rus in height or in several rings in diameter. When installing tires around mature trees or shrubs, they are cut in one section, the ends are torn and put on in a diluted form. 2 hp ff, 4 ill.

Description

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The invention relates to plant growing and can be used in many of its branches when growing trees and shrubs in adverse conditions after sowing or planting them in a permanent place.

Methods are known for growing tree-shrub plants under adverse environmental conditions, when intermittent care is used to combat harmful growth factors (trampling, overgrowing with weeds, draining topsoil, damage, etc.). soil, watering, enclosing, causing repelling substances, etc.

The purpose of the invention is to increase the effectiveness of protection and reduce the cost of growing trees and shrubs in adverse conditions.

To achieve this goal, in a known method of expressing trees and shrubs, worn tires from cars, tractors, trailers and other equipment are used as the main protective element, which are installed near the plants so that their trunks or trunks are in the center of the tire. At the same time, tires are cut in one section, which allows them to temporarily part their ends and put them on the plant. When lining young plants, tires are put on top of them without cross-cutting. Instead of whole tires with their lack of use, their halves previously cut along the rolling surface are used.

FIG. 1-4 are schematic diagrams illustrating a method of growing trees and shrubs in accordance with the most common harmful

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factors and various economic purposes.

The tire can be laid on the soil surface around the trunk 2 of the roadside ornamental tree in order to prevent root splitting and damage to the roots (Fig. T).

Several annular halves of tires 1 of different diameters can be laid on the soil surface around stem 2 one into the other in order to inhibit the growth of weeds, protect the soil from compaction, and quickly and conveniently collect trays of falling seeds from the tires (Fig.2).

Several tires 1 can be laid side by side around the trunk 2 (FIG. 3) to protect the bark of the tree from damage by vehicles, for example, on the paths of wood skidding in the forest during logging (the so-called protection of bog down trees).

In addition, the tire can be put on the uterine bush 3 and propped up from below with rings 4 to prevent lodging of the branches and better development of the shoots on them for cutting the cuttings (Fig. 4). With an excess of tires instead of stakes 4, another tire is placed under the top tire.

The use of tires allows for a long time to get by without

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digging the soil around trunks and bushes, weeding, fencing, tying up branches, etc., which significantly reduces the maintenance of trees and shrubs.

Tests have shown the high efficiency of the proposed method in roadside forest belts, forest nurseries, squares and parks.

Claims (3)

1. A method of growing tree-shrub plants, including mechanical protection of the plant trunks and near-stem trees of the soil by enclosing them, characterized in that, in order to increase the efficiency of plant protection and reduce costs, the enclosure is carried out by placing around the trunks of plants car tires or their ring halves. 2. A method according to claim 1, characterized in that the tires are installed in several wheels in height or in several rings in diameter. 3. A method according to claim 2, characterized in that when installing tires around adult trees or shrubs, they are cut in one section, the ends are tied and put on in a diluted form. //// 77 /// SS / / S / /// Faye. g