Modeling device used for planting of landscape trees

Abstract

The invention discloses a modeling device for the planting of landscape trees, and relates to the technical field of landscape tree modeling. The device comprises a fixed base, wherein a plurality ofsupporting rings are arranged on the fixed base through supporting rods. The fixed base is formed by connecting two bases in a matched mode. Each supporting ring is formed by connecting two semi-ringbodies through an I-shaped connecting piece. The two ends of the supporting rods are respectively provided with a first connecting base fittingly matched with the supporting rings in a clamped connection mode. The support rings are threadedly and fittingly connected with a modeling support assembly. The modeling support assembly comprises an outer tube body. A column body is slidably matched in the outer tube body. A bottom supporting ring is arranged at one end of the outer tube body. An inner tube body is arranged on the bottom supporting ring. The inner tube body is in threaded connection with a screw rod. A spring is fixed between one end of the column body and the bottom supporting ring. The other end of the column body is fixedly provided with a supporting baffle plate through a connecting seat. The modeling device is used for modeling and controlling the tree trunk growth shape of a landscape tree, so as to obtain the required straight or specific bent shape of the trunk.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of landscape tree modeling, in particular to a modeling device for planting landscape trees. Background technique [0002] Tree modeling began in the Roman era in Europe. In the first century AD, trees pruned into geometric patterns appeared in the regular courtyards of private villas. At the beginning of the 16th century, tree modeling techniques were widely used in European gardens, and a large number of modeling trees were planted in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles in France. After the 1850s, as people's interest in regular gardens weakened, the number of modeling trees gradually decreased; in the United States, the gardens where modeling trees were concentrated were called Italian gardens or Roman gardens. Tree modeling in Japanese gardens appeared in the early 17th century and is still widely used today. Tree modeling also has a long history in China. In the "Qi Min Yao Shu" of the Northern W...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The trunk of existing landscape trees often needs to be shaped to form a straight shape or a specific curved shape; if the landscape tree is allowed to grow freely without pruning and modeling, the trunk of the landscape tree often obtained will form an arbitrary curved shape, which cannot Meet the aesthetic needs of garden design

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