A horticulture container that includes a substrate that is integrally formed. The substrate includes faces interconnected and separated by creases, a lip formed by the faces, and one or more tabs that are secured to at least one of the faces to maintain a shape of the horticulture container. The faces define a cavity of the horticulture container. The cavity is enclosed by the faces and access to the cavity is only permitted through the opening.

A foldable stackable storage planter box structure includes a box with a base, two side panels, and two end panels. Two sides of the base are connected to the side panels. Two ends of the base are equipped with the end panels. The base has penetrating drainage holes for permeating water, bottom snap recesses at four corners of the bottom of the base, and at least one side snap protrusion and at least one end snap protrusion on two sides and two ends of the base respectively; a support stand at top of the base of the box and on the inner side of the vertical side panel and end panel and having through holes for permeating water and lower supports at bottom of the support stand for supporting the base and defining a space; and at least one filter fabric at the top of the support stand.

A paper arrangement having a plurality of layers including a first layer with a first end, mid-section, and second end and a second layer with a first end, mid-section, and second end, wherein the first end of the first layer is coupled to the first end of the second layer, and the second end of the first layer is coupled to the second end of the second layer; and a biasing element with a first end, mid-section, and second end, wherein the first end of the biasing element is coupled to the mid-section of the first layer, and the second end of the biasing element is coupled to the mid-section of the second layer, and the mid-section of the biasing element includes a fold to allow the mid-section to expand from a folded state to an unfolded state.

One or more slit 14 extending from a free end 13 to an end portion 11 of a folded portion 10 is formed in a tongue piece portion 12 of a pot body, an intermediate portion of each of sides 6 of an opening end portion 3 is bendable in a direction opposite to a center O of the opening end portion 3 at a position of the slit 14 and a base portion of the end portion 11, and an additional vertex 5a is formed at a bent portion in addition to vertices 5 of a polygon of the opening end portion 3 when the intermediate portion of each of the sides 6 of the opening end portion 3 is bent.

An apparatus for housing botanicals during transport is disclosed. The apparatus may be configured to convert to a display assembly for the botanicals. The apparatus may include: a covering component having a primary opening on one end and a permeable structure on a second end; a sleeve component having a support structure on one end and a receiving opening on a second end, the sleeve component being configured to be partially inserted into the covering component; a holding component having a secondary opening at one end and a water-tight chamber wall at the other end, the holding component being configured to be partially inserted into the sleeve component, such that the secondary opening is positioned within the sleeve component; in order facilitate converting the apparatus into a display assembly, the covering component is removed from the sleeve component and the holding component is inserted into the covering component.

A garden frame for providing protection and stabilization to plants is provided. The garden frame includes framing material having a cylindrical shape and a sidewall for loading plants in a hallow interior space. The closure of the sidewall and the inward movement of a beveled circular edge attached to a base load the plants in the garden framing apparatus. The sidewall is therefore locked in a closed position by aligning a plurality of perforations with a plurality of fastening mechanisms provided thereon.

A collapsible plant pot device is disclosed, which is a series of collapsible pots that are ideal for growing plants in small areas, such as apartments, balconies, or small rooms. The collapsible plant pot device comprises a collapsible body component that can be extended or retracted, as needed for storage or based on the size of the plant to be potted. The body component comprises a plurality of aeration holes and a recessed ring on the top and slits on the bottom of each pot for stacking on top of each other, where they interlock securely. Typically, the body component is manufactured of silicone, plastic, or recycled, biodegradable materials. The collapsible plant pot device is available in a variety of colors and won't fade due to age.