A decorative headstone accessory apparatus including an adjustable length slotted arm, an L-shaped first bracket attached to a left end of the slotted arm, and a second bracket attached to a right end of the slotted arm. A left side of each of a pair of linear arm supports is attached to the second bracket. A vase holder is suspended within an opening in each of the pair of arm supports. A hinged double picture frame has a middle section that is attached to a right side of each of the pair of arm supports. A pivotable extension is attached to the double picture frame, with the extension having a circular candle guardrail. Each of the first bracket and the second bracket is configured to removably secure to a left surface of a headstone.

A support system includes a stand having a first vertical member and a second adjacent vertical member; a first horizontal member and a second adjacent horizontal member; a first pole and a second pole extending from the second horizontal member; a first leg and a second leg extending from the first vertical member and the second vertical member; a first hook and a second hook extending from the second horizontal member; a sign removably attached to the first hook and the second hook; and an object, having a body; a first locking member configured to extend within the body and configured to engage with the first pole; and a second locking member configured to extend within the body and configured to engage with the second pole.

The present invention is a floral arrangement and the like made of a hard, durable substance, like metal, stone, composite, or otherwise, that can be used as a permanent decoration on gravestones, burial plaques, or in any other location where a permanent floral or other decorative arrangement may be desired. The arrangement can include twigs, mosses, grasses, flags, or any other object that can be included in a floral arrangement, all of which can be made of the same hard, durable substance as the flowers themselves. Such an invention will allow the user to place an attractive, permanent display on gravestones, burial plaques, or other locations. It will eliminate the need to replace or remove natural or silk floral displays that have lost their luster. The present invention can achieve the aesthetic look of natural or silk flowers, thus achieving permanence and avoiding costly replacements or unattractively aged arrangements.

A lightweight watertight cover that is easily installed and positively secured in place, which provides a reliable seal to prevent flood water from entering openings such as subway ventilation shaft gratings and other porous openings that serve as entry point for flood water.

The apparatus provides a method for assembling a vertically oriented structure for plants and flowers. A planter assembly which accepts soil and plants is attached to a base assembly which supports the planter assembly. The attachment of the planter assembly to the base assembly is via a plurality of rigid panels inserted into slotted cavities on both the planter assembly and the base assembly wherein the panels are aligned and attached uniformly and directly adjacent to the outer surfaces of the planter assembly and the base assembly sides. When upright, the assembled structure descends in width from top to bottom.

An invention is disclosed for apparatuses, articles, structures, and supports for faux or artificial floral arrangements. Embodiments of such an apparatus, article, structure and support would provide, among other benefits and advantages, a more reliable, adaptable and extensible support for elaborate and extensive arrangements of faux floral artifacts over an extended area in a three-dimensional manner. In addition, faux floral products that incorporate or are otherwise equipped with the invention would become more environmental friendly and cost effective, and easier to manufacture and transport than the current approaches in the art aimed for the same goals or benefits.

An invention is disclosed for apparatuses, articles, structures, and supports for faux or artificial floral arrangements. Embodiments of such an apparatus, article, structure and support would provide, among other benefits and advantages, a more reliable, adaptable and extensible support for elaborate and extensive arrangements of faux floral artifacts over an extended area in a three-dimensional manner. In addition, faux floral products that incorporate or are otherwise equipped with the invention would become more environmental friendly and cost effective, and easier to manufacture and transport than the current approaches in the art aimed for the same goals or benefits.

A label with which, among other things, vegetables, for instance vine tomatoes, fruit and house plants, can be supplied with information. The label is a three-dimensional object obtained by folding and gluing a punched or cut piece of paper, cardboard or another type of thin-walled material, which object can be attached to one or more branches of a vine of tomatoes and whereby at least one surface area of the three-dimensional object is visible in such a way that it can serve as an information-bearing surface.

A surgical table including a patient support structure and a base assembly including a first and a second support column supporting respective ends of the patient support structure. The patient support structure including a head end section and a foot end section, the head end section coupled at a pair of outer ends to the first support column, the foot end section coupled at a pair of outer ends to the second support column, the head and foot end sections each comprising a pair of inner ends that are pivotally and slidingly coupled together at an inward articulation, each of the inner ends of the head end section comprise a slot at the inward articulation, each of the inner ends of the foot end section are coupled with the respective slot via a hinge pin that engages the slot, the hinge pin configured to pivot and slide within the slot.

The present invention relates to a novel bouquet holder for holding flowers for funerary display purposes. The present invention comprises a linear wire frame with attached circular elements for holding the stems of a bouquet of flowers and a tubular sleeve for covering the stems of the bouquet of flowers. Optionally, a tubular water container may be insinuated over the stems of the bouquet and filled with water. The present bouquet holder further comprises a wire stake allowing the user to mount the bouquet and device at a suitable location on the ground.