Planting Grid Device
OwnerKarl Pratt, Jennifer Prattinventors
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Abstract
The present seed spacing and planting device consists of a planar member with a plurality of sidewalls having beveled edges extending vertically therefrom, with an integral or removable grid. A plurality of evenly spaced pegs or apertures are disposed along the face of the base, aligned with said sidewalls. The present device is pressed into the ground, edges downwards, to create a plurality of depressions for planting either seeds or seedlings therein. For embodiments having pegs, the pegs automatically create the depressions because they are pressed into the soil along with the beveled edges. For embodiments having apertures, a dibble is additionally provided which is pushed through said apertures for creating the planting depressions.
Claims20
A planting grid device, comprising:
- a planar member having a plurality of apertures therethrough;
- a plurality of sidewalls having beveled edges extending substantially perpendicularly from said planar member;
- said apertures arranged in a symmetrically-aligned grid formation;
- a dibble having a first end with a first diameter.
A planting grid device, comprising:
- a frame having a perimeter defining an open interior and a recessed ledge extending from the interior of said perimeter;
- a plurality of sidewalls having beveled edges extending substantially perpendicularly from said perimeter;
- a removable planar member having a plurality of apertures;
- said recessed ledge adapted to support said removable plate;
- a dibble having a first end with a first diameter.
A planting device for evenly distributing seeds or seedlings, comprising:
- a base plate having a first face and a second face;
- a plurality of sidewalls having beveled edges extending from said first face;
- a plurality of evenly spaced pegs extending from said first face.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.