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.

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.

A flower holder assembly. The flower holder assembly includes a body with an inner volume into which a bouquet of flowers may be placed. The assembly also includes arms that extend outward from the body that are used to attach the assembly to the side of a shopping cart and/or to the seat back pocket within a vehicle. When configured with a shopping cart, the flowers may be held generally vertical, and when configured with a seat back pocket, the flowers may be held at a reclined angle to protect the flowers from bumping into the back of the seat and becoming damaged.

A flower holder assembly. The flower holder assembly includes a body with an inner volume into which a bouquet of flowers may be placed. The assembly also includes arms that extend outward from the body that are used to attach the assembly to the side of a shopping cart and/or to the seat back pocket within a vehicle. When configured with a shopping cart, the flowers may be held generally vertical, and when configured with a seat back pocket, the flowers may be held at a reclined angle to protect the flowers from bumping into the back of the seat and becoming damaged.

A fastener for mounting objects to a surface with a twist tie includes a flexible base having opposing first and second surfaces, the flexible base having fixed dimensions with first and second notches formed in the flexible base, the first and second notches extending in a longitudinal direction from opposing edges of the flexible base toward a central portion of the flexible base, each notch having a length that is approximately one third a length of the flexible base. The fastener includes a first adhesive strip and a second adhesive strip each coupled to the second surface of the flexible base, the first and second adhesive strips spaced from each other in a lateral direction thereby forming a channel bounded by the first and second adhesive strips and the second surface of the flexible base, the channel configured to receive at least a portion of a twist tie.

A fastener for mounting objects to a surface with a twist tie includes a flexible base having opposing first and second surfaces, the flexible base having fixed dimensions with first and second notches formed in the flexible base, the first and second notches extending in a longitudinal direction from opposing edges of the flexible base toward a central portion of the flexible base, each notch having a length that is approximately one third a length of the flexible base. The fastener includes a first adhesive strip and a second adhesive strip each coupled to the second surface of the flexible base, the first and second adhesive strips spaced from each other in a lateral direction thereby forming a channel bounded by the first and second adhesive strips and the second surface of the flexible base, the channel configured to receive at least a portion of a twist tie.

Described herein are examples of apparatuses which include a base, an interchangeable component, and a mounting component. The base may be configured to securely support an interchangeable component when coupled to the base. The interchangeable component may include a magnet, a first surface comprising a decorative element and a second surface configured to be magnetically coupled to the base via the magnet. The mounting component may be removably coupleable from the second surface of the interchangeable component. The mounting component may be configured to securely attach the base to a first supporting surface and enable the base to rest or be positioned on a second supporting surface.

Described herein are examples of apparatuses which include a base, an interchangeable component, and a mounting component. The base may be configured to securely support an interchangeable component when coupled to the base. The interchangeable component may include a magnet, a first surface comprising a decorative element and a second surface configured to be magnetically coupled to the base via the magnet. The mounting component may be removably coupleable from the second surface of the interchangeable component. The mounting component may be configured to securely attach the base to a first supporting surface and enable the base to rest or be positioned on a second supporting surface.

A system for forming trunks of trees, plants, and vines into predetermined letter, word, numerical, and shape configurations having a wire assembly with a guide wire having a predetermined configuration; and a trunk of a predetermined thickness, whereby the trunk is secured to the guide wire, wherein the trunk adopts the configuration of the guide wire as it grows, thickens, and matures. The guide wire is a single continuous wire and is of a predetermined gauge to be shaped into said predetermined configuration. The configuration is a letter, letters, a word, words, a number, numbers, and/or a geometric shape, shapes. The trunk is secured to said guide wire with zip ties that are positioned separated a predetermined distance from each other allowing the trunk to align with the guide wire to adopt to the predetermined configuration.