Stalk support for flowers
OwnerShyong-Shyy Sheuinventor
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A stalk support for flowers comprises generally a roughly R shaped clamp displaceably attached to a cylindrical rod thereon. The clamp is made from a flexible plastic material having a roughly hoop clasp with a pair of spaced legs parallel extended outward at a rear periphery therefrom, a slotted opening formed on an opposing periphery of the hoop clasp, three circular finger contacts formed respectively at the free ends of the two legs and the arcuate arm of the clasp thereon and a cylindrical sleeve connected perpendicularly to the free end of a straight arm of the hoop clasp therewith so as to define a roughly circular space to receive a peduncle of the flower therein. An alterative embodiment provides an openable sleeve that facilitates a ready attachment of the clamp to a rod thereon. Another embodiment provides a sealed sleeve that suitable for attaching to the top of a rod in different diameter.
A stalk support for flowers comprising an integrally formed clamp adapted for attaching a flower to a rod member, said clamp comprising a roughly R-shaped body formed of resilient material and having a closed loop clasp portion formed by a pair of arms having adjacent ends, one of said arms including a cylindrical sleeve portion adapted to receive said rod member in a longitudinally displaceable manner adjacent it's respective end, and the other of said arms being resiliently displaceable relative to said first arm to receive the peduncle or stem of a plant, said clamp further including a pair of legs extending from said closed loop at spaced locations roughly opposite said adjacent ends whereby squeezing said legs will cause the ends of said arms to move resiliently apart to receive and hold said peduncle.
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