An insert for growing plants, including a plurality of receptacles, adapted for insertion into a container, wherein each of the receptacles is arranged for receiving a separate plant with a portion of gel for feeding the plant. The receptacles may be arranged to allow communication between the portions of gel in the receptacles to allow the plants to share a common feed reservoir of the gel.

A planting pot includes a straight cylinder part and a diameter-enlarged part. The diameter-enlarged part has a first end and a second end. The first end is connected to the straight cylinder part. The second end is opposite to the first end. An outer diameter of the diameter-enlarged part is gradually increased in a direction from the first end to the second end. A planting holding plate includes a plate body and a plurality of planting pots. The planting pots are connected to the plate body, and the planting pots are arranged at intervals.

An urn and planter combination with a central plant holding cup shape, a first concentric ash and soil holding ring and a second concentric ash holding ring are contained within a main housing and covered by a main lid that has a central aperture to let the central cup protrude out. The first ring is placed around the central cup. The second ring is place around the first ring. The cup can hold a plant or bonsai tree. Slots in the outer wall of the cup correspond with slots in the inner wall of the first ring allowing the roots from the cup to migrate into the first ring thereby mingling with the ash and soil contained within the first ring. The second ring contains ash only. A secondary lid can cover the central opening of the cover.

A container assembly for irrigation of plants comprising: an outer container; an inner container receiving in the outer container, so that an inner container rim and an outer container rim are adjacent; a recess defined between the inner container and the outer container; an internal hose received in the recess, having a portion extending out of the outer container and attached to a subsurface irrigation system, supplying water between 30 psi and 50 psi, to the internal hose; and, a water control cap attached to the internal hose having an output control for controlling the amount of water delivered to an internal area of the inner container.

An insert for growing plants, including a plurality of receptacles, adapted for insertion into a container, wherein each of the receptacles is arranged for receiving a separate plant with a portion of gel for feeding the plant. The receptacles may be arranged to allow communication between the portions of gel in the receptacles to allow the plants to share a common feed reservoir of the gel.

An aeroponics system is provided which includes a rack with multiple shelves thereon and with a tray accommodated on each shelf. Light modules are located above each shelf. Each tray has a hood with openings therein leading into a hollow chamber and above a base which includes spray heads therein. Water from a reservoir upon the rack is pumped to each of the spray heads to provide a spray within the hollow chambers. Plant cuttings are placed passing through the openings in the hood so that lower portions of the cuttings can receive the spray (and nutrients added into the reservoir) for propagation of the plant cuttings.

A detachable decorative plant surround system with access avenues for water or lighting applications that can be continuously connected. The plant surround has a center opening from which a plant can grow through and a top surface that slopes inward and downward to the said center opening for water collection. The body of the plant surround can be constructed of any material suitable for maintaining the described structure and can be any shape or size with a translucent, grooved, smooth or textured surface and colorfully decorated. The snap together mechanism allows the plant surround to separate and snap together repeatedly around any size plant. The said snap together mechanism has receiving ports on one side of the plant surround and inserting posts on the opposite side securing the plant surround together. The access avenues on the underside of the plant surround support optional water or lighting applications and the side openings allow the water or lighting to connect to multiple plant surrounds. The plant surround can be used indoors or outdoors in a garden/landscape or a pot/planter.

An urn and planter combination with a central plant holding cup shape, a first concentric ash and soil holding ring and a second concentric ash holding ring are contained within a main housing and covered by a main lid that has a central aperture to let the central cup protrude out. The first ring is placed around the central cup. The second ring is place around the first ring. The cup can hold a plant or bonsai tree. Slots in the outer wall of the cup correspond with slots in the inner wall of the first ring allowing the roots from the cup to migrate into the first ring thereby mingling with the ash and soil contained within the first ring. The second ring contains ash only. A secondary lid can cover the central opening of the cover.

An urn and planter combination with a central plant holding cup shape, a first concentric ash and soil holding ring and a second concentric ash holding ring are contained within a main housing and covered by a main lid that has a central aperture to let the central cup protrude out. The first ring is placed around the central cup. The second ring is place around the first ring. The cup can hold a plant or bonsai tree. Slots in the outer wall of the cup correspond with slots in the inner wall of the first ring allowing the roots from the cup to migrate into the first ring thereby mingling with the ash and soil contained within the first ring. The second ring contains ash only. A secondary lid can cover the central opening of the cover.

A garden layout growing system is provided. The system includes a frame and at least a first tray and a second tray. At least one leg extends from the frame. The at least one leg is configured to be received within a growing medium to hold the frame at a select location in relation to the growing medium. Each first and second tray has at least a portion of a first edge that forms at least a portion of at least one plant opening and at least at portion of a second edge that is configured and arranged to be removably attached to the frame.