Flat plate planting

Flat-plate planting with organic slabs and reinforcement addresses weed maintenance and levee vulnerability by enabling efficient flower planting and levee reinforcement.

JP2025173442APending Publication Date: 2025-11-27松井 国雄
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2024088386
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-05-14
Publication Date
2025-11-27

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Technical Problem

Weeds require annual removal, leading to maintenance costs and unsightly landscapes, and unused land can become overgrown, requiring costly management, while river levees are vulnerable to breaches due to global warming.

Method used

Flat-plate planting using organic material slabs reinforced with cement and lime, featuring planting holes and reinforced with wood or bamboo strips, allowing flower planting without tilling, which can reinforce river banks and beautify landscapes.

Benefits of technology

Efficient flower planting without ground cultivation, reducing maintenance costs and enhancing levee stability, while beautifying unused land and potentially increasing land use efficiency.

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Abstract

To solve such the problem with an unused land of a common land as requiring mowing of grass every year or abandoned and result in poor appearance.SOLUTION: Flower seeds and flower bulbs are planted in a common land without tilling the land. The flower seeds and the flower bulbs are perennial plants and flowers growing up fast. A flat plate is made from a material containing organic matters as the main constituent and forms a flat plate solidified with calcium and cement. As planting in a hole of the flat plate, there is no need to till the ground. Accordingly, the ground is not loosened. The flat plate allows efficient planting even in a flat ground with a construction method suitable for planting for a slope face to reinforce a river embankment.
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Description

Technical Field: Flat planting allows us to grow flowering plants that can withstand weeds. Technical Background

[0001] Maintenance costs are incurred because the weeds must be removed every year. Also, if the area is left as it is, it creates a bad landscape.

[0002]

[0003] DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Creating beautiful land by planting slabs on unused public land. Global warming has caused linear rain bands, leading to an increase in the number of river levee breaches. Flat-plate planting can reinforce the levee.

[0005] Flower seedlings and bulbs are planted in the holes in the slab without tilling the ground. The slabs are made from organic materials and solidified with cement and lime. To reinforce the strength of the slabs, organic materials (wood and bamboo strips) are added. Planting holes are provided in the plate. The size of the planting holes, the number of holes, and the spacing between the plates are determined by the type of planting. Flowers can be planted without plowing the ground. Use a stake to drive 15cm into the hole, then add freshly mixed soil and fertilizer to make sure it adheres to the soil, helping the flowers to take root. Because it is planted on flat slabs, it can be planted without tilling the ground. Therefore, the slopes of river banks can be reinforced with flat planting. Even on flat land, no cultivation is required, so planting can be done efficiently. Effects of the invention If unused land is left unattended, grass and trees will grow, and when it is used, it will cost money.

[0006] The use becomes greater. [Example]

[0007] [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0008] [Figure 1] Flat plate plan view [Figure 2] Flat plate front view [Figure 3] Flat plate side view [Explanation of symbols]

[0009] 1 Planting hole 2 Wood or bamboo strips

Claims

[Claim 1] The material is mainly organic, and a slab is made by solidifying it with lime and cement. To reinforce the strength of the slab, organic matter (wood grain, bamboo grain, etc.) is added. Planting holes are made in the plates. The size and number of planting holes and the spacing between the plates are determined by the type of plant to be planted. This method allows flowers to be planted without plowing the ground.