An illuminated support stand having a housing with a base and at least one sidewall forming an interior volume. The illuminated support stand also has an upper planar surface with a transparent portion centrally disposed thereon. A light source is disposed beneath the transparent portion within the interior volume of the base. The upper planar surface is configured to support an object, such as a vase thereon with a plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) configured to flash in sequence with an audio input. A plurality of control buttons is disposed on an outer front surface of the housing and is used to operate the illuminated support stand. A wireless transceiver is configured to connect to an external source. A skirt is disposed on a perimeter of the housing and is removably secured thereon.

An illuminated support stand having a housing with a base and at least one sidewall forming an interior volume. The illuminated support stand also has an upper planar surface with a transparent portion centrally disposed thereon. A light source is disposed beneath the transparent portion within the interior volume of the base. The upper planar surface is configured to support an object, such as a vase thereon with a plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) configured to flash in sequence with an audio input. A plurality of control buttons is disposed on an outer front surface of the housing and is used to operate the illuminated support stand. A wireless transceiver is configured to connect to an external source. A skirt is disposed on a perimeter of the housing and is removably secured thereon.

A removable plant holder system in a first embodiment having at least one first plant holder assembly having a coupling-frame, an extension arm-member having a proximate end, and a distal end; wherein the plant holder system includes the at least one first plant holder assembly. The at least one first plant holder assembly is defined by the coupling-frame and the extension arm-member integrally combined for use. As such the extension arm-member is defined by the proximate end attached to the coupling-frame, and the distal end is thus able to act in a capacity for hanging a plant therefrom; the coupling-frame configured for removable attachment with a railed deck.

Method and apparatus for an upright standing plant tree for supporting plants including potted plants, feeding plants, flower pots or the like and having a plurality of post sections which are adapted to be connected to each other so as to form a height adjustable center post support. Also shown are a plurality of triangular shaped legs which can be removably attached to the center post by using an upper longer cylindrical bracket and a lower, shorter cylindrical bracket so that the legs can be attached to the plant tree by being removably connected to each of the cylindrical brackets. Each of the cylindrical brackets has a plurality of side by side receptacles being integrally formed into the cylindrical brackets so that a plurality of radially extending arms can be connected to the cylindrical brackets using the receptacles. Also shown are the plurality of radially extending arms which can be connected so that the arms can be either extended upwardly or extended downwardly using set screws so that the downwardly extending arms do not fall out of their corresponding receptacle.

A vegetation hanger includes a hanger portion and a crossbar. The hanger portion includes a first aperture, a stem, and a base. The first aperture is configured for handling of the vegetation hanger. The stem includes a first end portion and a second end portion. The stem extends from the first end portion towards the second end portion and defines a second aperture configured for hanging of the vegetation hanger. The crossbar is coupled to the hanger portion and defines a linear plate having a first edge, a second edge, a first end portion, and a second end portion.

A vegetation hanger includes a hanger portion and a crossbar. The hanger portion includes a first aperture, a stem, and a base. The first aperture is configured for handling of the vegetation hanger. The stem includes a first end portion and a second end portion. The stem extends from the first end portion towards the second end portion and defines a second aperture configured for hanging of the vegetation hanger. The crossbar is coupled to the hanger portion and defines a linear plate having a first edge, a second edge, a first end portion, and a second end portion.

The present invention provides structures that maximize the use of minimal ground space or pot soil by providing a height-adjustable, outward-expanding string or net trellis. A compact kit can be assembled into a tall plant support structure which may be at least twice as wide at the top as at the base where the plants begin growing. A multiplicity of elongated flaccid cords secured adjacent the base at one end are inclined generally outward and attached at an opposing end to a suspended top horizontal frame support to help support plants as they grow generally vertically.

A table to maintain conditions of the preserved flower for a longer time is to be provided. For solving the problem, a table 1 is provided which has a top board portion 3 and a support portion 7 to support the top board portion 3, wherein the top board portion 3 includes a case 30 with at least two first vents H1 on a base and an opening upper surface, a fixing material 9 contained in the case 30 and having second vents H2 connected to the first vents H1, a preserved flower F inserted into the fixing material 9 and contained in the case 30, and a transparent plane plate 33 arranged to cover the upper surface of the case 30.

A floral design mechanic includes a top shell that includes top supports and top openings defined between the top supports and a middle member including middle supports and middle openings defined between the middle supports is attached to the top shell. Both are attached to a reservoir. A plant or a portion of a plant is held in place by the floral design mechanic by inserting the stem of the plant through a top opening and a middle opening and then down into the reservoir so that the stem is supported by a top support and a middle support as well as potentially a sidewall of the reservoir. The reservoir may be filled with a liquid, such as water, to extend the life of the flowers contained in the arrangement. The floral design mechanic may be used in a free-standing configuration or the floral design mechanic may be readily secured, via known temporary or permanent methods, to another display or structure for elevated designs using the purposely located eyelets and/or openings thereon.

A plant hanging assembly for rotatably suspending a plant pot from a support includes a plant pot that has a bottom wall and the bottom wall has a drain aperture extending therethrough. A shaft is extended through the drain aperture in the bottom wall of the plant pot and the shaft is suspended from a support. A plurality of members is each rotatably coupled to the shaft and each of the members is oriented perpendicular with respect to the shaft. The bottom wall of the plant pot rests on each of the members when the shaft is extended through the drain aperture. In this way the shaft suspends the plant pot from the support.