The invention relates to a reusable floral bouquet arranging fixture having a 3D substantially conic section frame, with apertures arranged thereon for the insertion of plant stems, such that the plant stems converge substantially to a common point; wherein the frame attaches to an adjustable support apparatus, including an associated spindle, and a bracket having a lower arm with a slotted portion that adjusts the location of the spindle, and an upper arm slotted portion that adjusts the location of a holding device, including a clamp that attaches to a base; and wherein said frame is removable for use at an event, as a gift, or as a household or business decoration.

Method and apparatus for a semi-circular bracket for holding plants or the like having a plurality of receptacles for receiving the stems of a plurality of radially extending arms or the like wherein the plant bracket has a base with planar portions thereon for use in mounting the bracket either on a wall or about a central pole by using a separate mounting plate. The semi-circular bracket has a plurality of receptacles therein configured for use with set screws to hold the ends of the arms in the receptacle so that the limbs cannot fall out of the receptacles.

A support device and method for the creation of unique ornamental arrangements is disclosed. The support device of the present invention is configured to create a cavity within which an adhesive is contained to facilitate creation of the unique ornamental arrangement. The support device includes an attachment article for securing the unique ornamental arrangement to your person, article of clothing, or an item. The support device is designed for use by individuals of all levels of experience. The present invention increases efficiency and productivity by simplifying the creation of ornamental arrangements through the elimination of traditional wire and taping methods.

A flower stem insertion device for forming flower bouquets includes an outer portion fabricated from a relatively flexible polymer material and having a plurality of apertures disposed to ultimately configure a preselected flower bouquet when stem portions of preselected flowers are inserted through the apertures. The flower stem insertion device further includes a deformable inner portion fabricated from Floral foam configured to cooperate with the outer portion such that when the stem portions of the preselected flowers are ultimately inserted through the apertures, the stem portions penetrate the deformable inner portion a predetermined distance sufficient to maintain the position of each preselected flower relative to the outer portion.

A flower stem insertion device for forming flower bouquets includes an outer portion fabricated from a relatively flexible polymer material and having a plurality of apertures disposed to ultimately configure a preselected flower bouquet when stem portions of preselected flowers are inserted through the apertures. The flower stem insertion device further includes a deformable inner portion fabricated from Floral foam configured to cooperate with the outer portion such that when the stem portions of the preselected flowers are ultimately inserted through the apertures, the stem portions penetrate the deformable inner portion a predetermined distance sufficient to maintain the position of each preselected flower relative to the outer portion.

A flower stand, comprising: a first clamping structure, further comprises M first open frame structure and M first leg structure, where M is a natural number, wherein the M first leg structure is configured for touching a first side of the fence; a second clamping structure, further comprises N second open frame structure and N second leg structure, where N is a natural number, wherein the N second leg structure is configured for touching a second side of the fence, the first and the second sides are opposite sides of the fence, wherein the first and the second clamping structures are in opposite directions; and one or more elastic components configured for connecting the M first open frame structure and the N second open frame structure.

A connection nail of artificial plants and a plant stand with connection nail of artificial plants includes a connection base, an installation column and an insertion post, wherein a first end of the installation column is fixedly connected to the connection base, a second end of the installation column is fixedly connected with a connection column, an external diameter of the connection column at a connection end connected to the installation column is greater than an external diameter of the installation column, the external diameter of the connection column is gradually reduced in a direction away from the installation column, a first end of the insertion post is fixed to an end of the connection base away from the installation column, and a second end of the insertion post is provided with a tip part.

A connection nail of artificial plants and a plant stand with connection nail of artificial plants includes a connection base, an installation column and an insertion post, wherein a first end of the installation column is fixedly connected to the connection base, a second end of the installation column is fixedly connected with a connection column, an external diameter of the connection column at a connection end connected to the installation column is greater than an external diameter of the installation column, the external diameter of the connection column is gradually reduced in a direction away from the installation column, a first end of the insertion post is fixed to an end of the connection base away from the installation column, and a second end of the insertion post is provided with a tip part.

A specially designed crafting tool having a base, a spinning wheel and tools, with which to create beautiful faux flowers from spools of wire-edged ribbon and wire to provide craft enthusiasts and others a practical decorating tool with which to create fancy faux flowers ideal for a variety of uses.

An apparatus for creating floral arrangements by having a structure where the structure has specific locations such as openings in the structure with an insert having indicia including numbers on the insert with a respective number aligned with and visible through an aligned opening in the structure and the number corresponding with a flower and stem cut from a living plant so that the stem of the flower is inserted with the corresponding number visible through an opening in the structure so that different flowers and other floral items taken from living plants can be placed in the structure to provide a decorative floral arrangement.