An expandable plant caddy assembly is provided with a frame with a plurality of legs. A plurality of plates is each mounted for translation to one of the plurality of legs, to collectively support a planter, and to allow expansion to accommodate planters of varying sizes. A plurality of guides is each mounted to one of the plurality of plates to connect each plate for translation along the corresponding leg of the plurality of legs. A plurality of casters is each mounted to one of the plurality of guides with the corresponding leg therebetween to apply compression upon the corresponding leg between the caster and the guide to resist inadvertent adjustment of each of the plurality of plates, and to permit travel of the expandable plant caddy.

An expandable plant caddy assembly is provided with a frame with a plurality of legs. A plurality of plates is each mounted for translation to one of the plurality of legs, to collectively support a planter, and to allow expansion to accommodate planters of varying sizes. A plurality of guides is each mounted to one of the plurality of plates to connect each plate for translation along the corresponding leg of the plurality of legs. A plurality of casters is each mounted to one of the plurality of guides with the corresponding leg therebetween to apply compression upon the corresponding leg between the caster and the guide to resist inadvertent adjustment of each of the plurality of plates, and to permit travel of the expandable plant caddy.

A portable and compact assembly for providing a conditioned environment for a domestic plant both indoor and outdoor. The assembly includes a frame and a platform rotatably coupled to the frame. A plant can be placed on the platform and rotates with the platform. The assembly further includes grow lights mounted to the frame, fans mounted to the frame, and speakers. The conditioned environment can include combined exposure to grow light, sounds outputted by the speakers, and breeze generated by the fans.

A fixing structure for a flower combination contains: a container accommodated in a top of a flower vase. The container includes multiple stop tabs configured to contact with the container in the opening of the top of the flower pot, multiple spaced partitions formed in the container and having different shapes and sizes, and multiple accommodation grooves defined beside the multiple spaced partitions and having different depths, thus fixing multiple potted plants in different heights. A respective one accommodation groove has multiple conical columns extending from a bottom thereof, and a respective one conical column includes a conical orifice which has a flat section formed on a distal end of the conical orifice, such that a respective one of multiple positioning stems is received in the conical orifice of the respective one conical column of the respective one accommodation groove of the container securely.

A frame including at least two hangers and at least two vertical members, each of the vertical members attached to at least one of the hangers on a first side of the vertical members, and a bottom attached to a second side of the each of the vertical members.

A bracket assembly adapted to be removably coupled to a railing at a first side and hold a portion of a container at a second side can comprise a lower section and an upper section removably coupled to the lower section. The upper section can be a bent strip that forms a receptacle to receive the portion of the container, and the lower section can include a body in the form of a second bent strip, and a fixed connection post extending from an upper surface of the body to interface with an opening in the connection interface of the upper section to removably couple the upper section to the lower section via the at least one fastener. The platform section can include a first step and a second step each extending from the connection interface to respective ones of the retaining arms.

An insect barrier base system includes a base, at least one column defining a top column end and a bottom column end, the column further defining a periphery, wherein the bottom column end communicates with the base, insect-trapping material positioned around the periphery of the at least one column between the top column end and the bottom column end, and a tray communicating with the top column end, the tray configured to hold an item.

A planter for detachably affixing and securing a pot and plant in a vertical orientation relative to a tree, the planter adapted to allow the tree to grow through the planter and blend in with surrounding vegetation.

A compliant railing bracket system in which useful or decorative items may be attached to various structural members without the use of fasteners, while utilizing a snap-fit method. The design utilizes a geometric configuration such that the bracket encompasses 3 faces of a rectangular structural member utilizing a cantilever snap-lock geometry to engage with the 4.sup.th face creating a secure snap-fit junction. The bracket system may include modular attachment points such as dovetails or come as a pre-formed body with accommodations for various useful items such as flower box brackets, flower pots, solar light mounts, hooks, pegs, rings, tools and utensils.

A bracket assembly adapted to be removably coupled to a railing at a first side and hold a portion of a container at a second side can comprise a lower section and an upper section removably coupled to the lower section. The upper section can be a bent strip that forms a receptacle to receive the portion of the container, and the lower section can include a body in the form of a second bent strip, and a fixed connection post extending from an upper surface of the body to interface with an opening in the connection interface of the upper section to removably couple the upper section to the lower section via the at least one fastener. The platform section can include a first step and a second step each extending from the connection interface to respective ones of the retaining arms.