A growing system and/or plant support structure may include one or more feet supporting at least one or more uprights, on which a plurality of plants and/or grow boards for growing plants may be positioned. A nutrient delivery system may be positioned between opposing uprights to provide nutrient supply to a root zone of plants, which nutrient delivery system may be positioned adjacent each opposing upright in an interior chamber of the plant support structure. A light system may be positioned between two adjacent plant support structures such that it simultaneously provides light to the exterior surface of the two plant support structures. A collapsible light may be positioned adjacent plants and plant support structures for improved access to the plants or plant support structures while allowing variable and controllable light distribution beneficial to control of adjacent plants and plant structures.

A trellis post comprises a moulded plastic tubular element defining a central post, the central post providing an interior and defining two flanges extending from opposed sides of the central post. The flanges extend along the length of the tubular element and define a series of spaced apart slots for receiving wires. The trellis post defines a ground engaging spike at one end. The moulded plastic tubular element is reinforced with an internal stake extending through the interior of the post and a supporting/filling material is located between the stake and the interior of the central post. The filling material may be a foamed plastics material, mortar, concrete, and Portland cement.

A tree support assembly may include three or more adjustable legs and a support ring. The support ring may include a first half and a second half that each includes a first end and a second end, a hinge pivotally connecting the respective first ends of the first half and the second half, and a protrusion extending from the second end of the first half. Additionally, the support ring may include an opening disposed within the second end of the second half, in which the protrusion of the first half may be positioned within the opening of the second half in a closed-ring configuration. The support ring may also include a securing feature and an engaging feature that engages with an arm of the securing feature in the closed-ring configuration. In addition, the support ring may include three or more receiving cavities that each receives one of the adjustable legs.

A tree support assembly may include three or more adjustable legs and a support ring. The support ring may include a first half and a second half that each includes a first end and a second end, a hinge pivotally connecting the respective first ends of the first half and the second half, and a protrusion extending from the second end of the first half. Additionally, the support ring may include an opening disposed within the second end of the second half, in which the protrusion of the first half may be positioned within the opening of the second half in a closed-ring configuration. The support ring may also include a securing feature and an engaging feature that engages with an arm of the securing feature in the closed-ring configuration. In addition, the support ring may include three or more receiving cavities that each receives one of the adjustable legs.

A tree support assembly may include three or more adjustable legs and a support ring. The support ring may include a first half and a second half that each includes a first end and a second end, a hinge pivotally connecting the respective first ends of the first half and the second half, and a protrusion extending from the second end of the first half. Additionally, the support ring may include an opening disposed within the second end of the second half, in which the protrusion of the first half may be positioned within the opening of the second half in a closed-ring configuration. The support ring may also include a securing feature and an engaging feature that engages with an arm of the securing feature in the closed-ring configuration. In addition, the support ring may include three or more receiving cavities that each receives one of the adjustable legs.

A tree support assembly may include three or more adjustable legs and a support ring. The support ring may include a first half and a second half that each includes a first end and a second end, a hinge pivotally connecting the respective first ends of the first half and the second half, and a protrusion extending from the second end of the first half. Additionally, the support ring may include an opening disposed within the second end of the second half, in which the protrusion of the first half may be positioned within the opening of the second half in a closed-ring configuration. The support ring may also include a securing feature and an engaging feature that engages with an arm of the securing feature in the closed-ring configuration. In addition, the support ring may include three or more receiving cavities that each receives one of the adjustable legs.

An adjustable tree limb support is presented. The tree limb support has a pole. The pole two portions, the portion connected using a connector to secure the limb support. The bottom portion of the limb support has at least one leg and is generally desired to be a tri-pod for safety. The connectors for the two poles can be integrated within the poles, such as a series of holes in one portion and an extendable connector in the other portion that engages within one of the holes.

Provided is a supporting structure for a fruit tree branch for supporting a side branch of a fruit tree by using a supporting strap having a predetermined width or greater. Even when load due to the side branch increases by providing a plurality of inserters into which the supporting strap is inserted and combined with a length adjusting member multiple times, the supporting strap may be prevented from easily slipping or escaping from the length adjusting member, thereby fixing the side branch to a wanted position.

Provided is a supporting structure for a fruit tree branch for supporting a side branch of a fruit tree by using a supporting strap having a predetermined width or greater. Even when load due to the side branch increases by providing a plurality of inserters into which the supporting strap is inserted and combined with a length adjusting member multiple times, the supporting strap may be prevented from easily slipping or escaping from the length adjusting member, thereby fixing the side branch to a wanted position.

The present invention provides structures that maximize the use of minimal ground space or pot soil by providing generally vertical outward-sloping multiple cords or net trellis such as to offer increasing volume for plant foliage with height, which is adjustable to the user's desire. A compact kit includes at least two elongated leg member, and at least one elongated support, and can be assembled into structures up to approximately twice as wide at the top as at the base where the plants begin growing in soil. Flaccid replaceable cords when installed incline generally outward and upward to top horizontal rods supporting wining plants to grow generally vertically and even horizontally across the top.