A plant pot assembly includes a hollow outer body having a frustoconical side wall and an open upper end, a hollow inner body having a frustoconical side wall and an open upper end, the inner body configured to be removably rotatably disposed within the outer body with the side wall of the inner body engaging the side wall of the outer body, and apertures defined in the side walls of the inner and outer bodies, rotation of the inner body to a first position within the outer body causing the apertures in the side wall of the inner body to align with the apertures in the side wall of the outer body, rotation of the inner body to a second position within the outer body causing the apertures in the side wall of the inner body to be blocked by solid portions of the side wall of the outer body.

This deconstructable plant pot overcomes the problems with soil and root disruption during transplanting. At its simplest, the pot has three parts: two curved sidewalls and a base. The sidewalls can be attached and detached from each other. The sidewalls are connected by sliding them together along their vertical edges. When they are attached they form a hollow body, which can be attached and detached from the base by twisting the base on and off the lower portion of the hollow body.

A body shaped in the form of a decorative element and a drainage receptacle embedded within the body. The body may comprise a cavity and a channel. The cavity may be configured to hold a planter therein, and the cavity may be positioned near a top part of the body. The channel may be connected to an opening of the cavity, wherein the channel extends down to a lower part of the body. The drainage receptacle may be configured to hold a liquid.

This deconstructable plant pot overcomes the problems with soil and root disruption during transplanting. At its simplest, the pot has three parts: two curved sidewalls and a base. The sidewalls can be attached and detached from each other. The sidewalls are connected by sliding them together along their vertical edges. When they are attached they form a hollow body, which can be attached and detached from the base by twisting the base on and off the lower portion of the hollow body.

Systems and methods for growing and installing a tree having the roots expand generally radially outward and substantially not down by a horizontal root system planter comprising a base structure and a wall. The horizontal root system planter encourages roots of a tree to grow radially outwardly and substantially not down. In addition to a horizontal root system planter, systems and methods include a tool for tree transporting, digging, and planting operations comprising a box and a blade. The blade is configured for breaking ground and also for supporting a horizontal root system planter.