Growth barrier
OwnerSteve Carknerinventor
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Abstract
A reusable non-biodegradable plant growth barrier is disclosed comprising at least one flat rectangular body for removable placement in communication with soil for cultivation. The body comprises a frame defining an area of prohibited plant growth. The frame forms a rectangular slit exposing soil for cultivation of desirable plants. A plurality of barriers may be attached together to define a planting pattern across a predetermined cultivation area. The barrier includes for means for irrigating the soil below the growth barrier and is anchored to the soil using a plurality of spikes. Division members may be inserted into the frame to form a plurality of cultivation slits.
Claims30
A plant growth barrier comprising;
- a. at least one flat rectangular body for removable placement in communication with soil for cultivation said body comprising a frame having a top member, a bottom member a first side member and a second side member where said members are integral to each other and further wherein each member has a width and length so that the surface are of the frame defines the area of prohibited plant growth;
- b. a rectangular slit enclosed by the frame members said slit exposing soil for cultivation of desirable plants and further wherein the slits are adapted to receive plant spacing means;
- c. means for attaching a plurality of bodies together to define a planting pattern across a predetermined cultivation area;
- d. means for irrigating the soil below the growth barrier;
- and,
- e. means for anchoring the body to the soil.
A plant growth barrier comprising;
- a. at least one flat rectangular body for placement on soil for cultivation said body prohibiting plant growth there through said body adapted for receiving a desired plant cultivation pattern the body permitting the easy cutting of said pattern into the body by an individual using a sharp tool;
- b. means for attaching a plurality of bodies together to define a planting pattern across a predetermined cultivation area;
- c. means for irrigating the soil below the growth barrier;
- and,
- d. means for anchoring the body to the soil.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.