Classic Home & Garden, LLC

Fred Joseph Ryan

Hamilton Scott Team

Jason Anthony Yanes

Timothy Joseph Nealon

Wendy Dubner Master

A planter includes an interior surface and a riser extending from a bottom of the interior surface and including a space between the riser and lateral walls of the planter. The riser includes an open-top recess formed in a top portion of the riser. A plate including a protrusion extending from a bottom side of the plate and forming an open-top reservoir on a top side of the protrusion. The protrusion is configured to be coupled with the recess to secure the plate to the riser.

Planter with elevated internal portion and water preservation features

Plug

A planter includes a wall and a rim formed at an open end portion of the wall. A set of holes is formed through the wall and is disposed on a surface beneath the rim. The surface beneath the rim includes a shape to obscure a view of the hole below the rim.

Hanging planter with obscured attachment point

A planter and planter stack are described. The planter includes a planter pot configured to be nestable with other such planter pots. The planter pot includes a base, a planter sidewall integrally formed on the base and extending upwards towards a rim, and a hollow support pillar formed on the base and extending substantially vertically upwards with a drain opening at the top of the hollow support pillar in communication with an exterior side of the base. The planter further includes a removable riser configured to be nestable with other such removable risers. The removable riser includes a plate supported by an interior of the planter sidewall by an interference fit, and an aperture configured to accept a corresponding hollow support pillar.

Stackable self-watering planter with removable riser

Planter pot

Planter urn

Planter

A planter includes an interior surface and a riser extending from a bottom of the interior surface and including a space between the riser and lateral walls of the planter. A top portion of the riser is configured to receive and support a plant therein.

A stowable stand includes elongated stand members, the stand members having a shape to permit nesting in a two dimensional configuration. Each stand member includes an extension end portion extending from a corresponding longitudinal portion. The longitudinal portions being hingedly connected to another longitudinal portion to permit the elongated stand members to fold flat into a stowable position. Each stand member includes a support portion extending from the longitudinal portion on an end opposite the extension end portion, the support portions collectively forming a support stand to support the stowable stand when the elongated stand members are in a support position.

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Trumbull, CT, United States of America

Fred Joseph Ryan