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.

A hanging element or a combined wreath and lantern hanger hangs a wreath and a lantern or other decorative element on the same hanger. The hanger may be a unitary, solid, and one-piece component that may hang a first element central to a second element. The first element may be a lantern, and the second element may be a wreath. The hanging element or the combined wreath and lantern hanger may include an arm that may be arranged to stabilize the first element and second element that may be hanging from a surface. The surface may be an interior door, an exterior door, a wall, a gate, a fence, a pillar, a column, and a lamppost. The hanger or the arm may prevent the first element and the second element from damaging the surface.

A post is vertically oriented and has upward and downward extents, back and front regions, and inner and outer regions. A load is configured for functional purposes. A support assembly couples the post and the load. The support assembly has interior and exterior sections and an intermediate section there between. The interior section has an inner leg in contact with the inner region of the post. The interior section has an outer leg in contact with the outer region of the post. The interior section has a front leg in contact with the inner region of the post. The back region of the post is out of contact with the interior section of the support assembly. The exterior section of the support assembly is out of contact with post.

A horticulture tray support system including a plurality of horticulture trays. Each one of the plurality of horticulture trays defines a plurality of growing cells. A stand includes a plurality of vertical supports spaced apart along a length of the stand. A horizontal support extends along the length of the stand between at least two of the plurality of vertical supports. The stand is configured to support the plurality of horticulture trays above a surface that the plurality of vertical supports are seated on.

An article for use with an associated vertically oriented, generally planar surface may include a generally horizontal top member supported by first and second planar supporting members, which selectively receive the associated vertically oriented, generally planar associated surface therebetween.

A chain including a pair of hooks, the first hook having a first hook end and a first link end, the first hook end defining a first hook for suspending an article therefrom, the first link end defining a first link member for coupling the first hook to a chain. The chain including a second hook having a second hook end and a second link end, the second hook end defining a second hook for suspending an article therefrom, the second link end defining a second link member for coupling the second hook to the chain. The first and second hooks including first and second couplers respectively, the first and second couplers configured to connect one to the other for attaching the first hook adjacent to the second hook, the first and second hooks forming a continuous hook member when coupled adjacent one to the other.

A chain including a pair of hooks, the first hook having a first hook end and a first link end, the first hook end defining a first hook for suspending an article therefrom, the first link end defining a first link member for coupling the first hook to a chain. The chain including a second hook having a second hook end and a second link end, the second hook end defining a second hook for suspending an article therefrom, the second link end defining a second link member for coupling the second hook to the chain. The first and second hooks including first and second couplers respectively, the first and second couplers configured to connect one to the other for attaching the first hook adjacent to the second hook, the first and second hooks forming a continuous hook member when coupled adjacent one to the other.

The garden hanging apparatus comprises a bracket adapted to receive an insert. The bracket comprises an extending member, a vertical member, and a brace member. The extending member and vertical member are joined together. The brace member spans between and is joined to the extending member and vertical member. The extending member, vertical member, and brace member define an interior bracket space. The insert comprises an exterior configuration generally conforming to the interior configuration defined by the extending member, vertical member and brace member. The insert may be removeably coupled to the bracket within the bracket space such that the insert nests within the bracket space.

A width-adjustable support stand has two leg pairs, each composed of two legs interconnected by a length-adjustable cross-rail. Each cross-rail features a pair of rail stubs that are attached to inner sides of the two legs and are telescopically received in hollow cavities of a rail hub at opposing ends thereof. Each rail stub has a pair of slide guides engaged with corresponding slide guides on opposing internal walls of the respective hollow cavity, and also has upper and lower tongues riding in top and bottom slots of the rail hub between in-turned flanges thereof. To lock each leg pair at user-selected width, a lock slot in each rail stub is penetrated by a lock fastener that engages opposing sidewalls of the rail hub on opposite sides of the rail stub, so that tightening of the fastener clamps the rail stub firmly between the sidewalls of the rail hub.

A flower pot mounting assembly for mounting a flower pot to a hand rail includes a gripping unit that is positionable to extend substantially around a hand rail of a deck railing such that the gripping unit is secured to the hand rail. A stem is coupled to and extends upwardly from the gripping unit. A spike is positionable on the stem such that the spike extends upwardly from the stem thereby facilitating the spike to pass through a drain hole in a flower pot. In this way the flower pot is secured to the hand rail to inhibit the flower pot from being blown over by wind.