Some flowers and trees with strong climbing ability and soft branches and trunks need to be set up with brackets and tied. For some perennial grass flower branches with huge flowers, in order to prevent them from lodging, they also need to be tied. The stent can also play a role in shaping, so that the branches and leaves are evenly distributed, which is conducive to ventilation and light transmission and growth and development.

There are many forms of brackets, and the commonly used ones are as follows: (1) Single-column type: In order to prevent plants or flower branches from lodging, a bamboo pole is used as a support, directly inserted into the potting soil, and tied with thin plastic strips to make it It grows upright and upwards, such as solitary chrysanthemum, dahlia, etc.

(2) Fence type: In the courtyard, along the roadside or around the flower bed, use reed stalks to form a fence, plant flowers such as morning glory and saffron, and let them naturally climb up and grow.
(3) Corridor style: The columns and beams on both sides of the courtyard in the middle of the road are used to build a corridor, and flowers and trees such as wisteria and Lingxiao are planted.

(4) Archway style: The lead wire or bamboo strips are crossed into a form similar to the archway, and the slender and soft potted flowers and vines such as ivy, Lingxiao, grapes, morning glory, sweet peas, etc. are pulled and tied to it.

(5) Tray type: use lead wire or bamboo strips to tie into a disc shape, and set up 4 thin bamboo poles and insert them into the basin soil. Wait until the flower branch is tied to the disc or the bracket is on top and let it hang down.