Landmark Plastic Corporation

Robert Gumpf

David Bokmiller

Michael Moon

Mike Blomerley

Steve Pavelka

Shannon Mullins

A plant pot which not only is capable, when empty, of being conveniently and compactly stored or 'nested' in a columnar formation along with other unfilled pots like itself, but also has the ability, after a plant and growing medium have been placed in the pot, to be stacked in any of a number of orderly and stable arrangements among other planted pots, also of the same construction. Stacking of plant-containing pots is made possible by a plurality of interlock stacking grooves provided on the bottom of each pot. Six (6) grooves are provided, and the sides of every other groove define an arced ledge that can be rested upon and abutted against the inner periphery of the rim of another pot so that a number of pots can be arranged to form a securely stacked structure. Additionally, the pot of the present invention includes in its rim portion three strategically placed slots designed for receiving and securely holding identification tags and/or other informational tabs, tags or fixtures and for making the tags, etc. 'tamper evident'.

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Stow, OH, United States of America

Robert Gumpf