Flower pot holding assembly
OwnerCarolyn Cowleyinventor
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Abstract
A flower pot holding assembly for inhibiting a flower pot from tipping over when the flower pot is displayed includes a plurality of spikes that is each manipulated to penetrate a support surface. A cage is coupled to the plurality of spikes. The cage rests on the support surface when the spikes penetrate the support surface. A flower pot is selectively positioned in the cage thereby inhibiting the flower pot from tipping over.
Claims5
A flower pot holding assembly being configured to receive a flower pot thereby inhibiting the flower pot from tipping over, said assembly comprising:
- a plurality of spikes, each of said spikes being configured to penetrate a support surface;
- and
- a cage being coupled to said plurality of spikes wherein said cage is configured to rest on the support surface, said cage being configured to insertably receive the flower pot thereby inhibiting the flower pot from tipping over, said cage comprising:
- a first hoop being continuous such that said first hoop forms a closed loop, said first hoop being coupled to each of said spikes, said plurality of spikes being spaced apart from each other and being distributed around said first hoop, said first hoop being centrally positioned between a first end of each of said spikes and a second end of each of said spikes, and
- a plurality of members, each of said members being coupled to said first hoop and positioned entirely between upper and lower surfaces of said first hoop such that each of said members bisects a circle defined by said first hoop wherein each of said members is configured to support the flower pot, each of said members intersecting each other such that said plurality of members forms an X positioned entirely between said upper and lower surfaces of said first hoop.
A flower pot holding assembly being configured to receive a flower pot thereby inhibiting the flower pot from tipping over, said assembly comprising:
- a plurality of spikes, each of said spikes being configured to penetrate a support surface, each of said spikes being vertically oriented, each of said spikes having a first end and a second end, said first end corresponding to each of said spikes tapering to a point;
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- a cage being coupled to said plurality of spikes wherein said cage is configured to rest on the support surface, said cage being configured to insertably receive the flower pot thereby inhibiting the flower pot from tipping over, said cage comprising:
- a first hoop being continuous such that said first hoop forms a closed loop, said first hoop being coupled to each of said spikes, said plurality of spikes being spaced apart from each other and being distributed around said first hoop, said first hoop being centrally positioned between said first and second ends of said plurality of spikes,
- a plurality of members, each of said members being coupled to said first hoop and positioned entirely between upper and lower surfaces of said first hoop such that each of said members bisects a circle defined by said first hoop wherein each of said members is configured to support the flower pot, each of said members intersecting each other such that said plurality of members forms an X positioned entirely between said upper and lower surfaces of said first hoop, and
- a second hoop being continuous such that said second hoop forms a closed loop, said second hoop being coupled to said second end of each of said spikes wherein said second hoop is configured to surround the flower pot thereby inhibiting the flower pot from tipping in said cage, said second hoop having a diameter being greater than a diameter of said first hoop such that each of said spikes angles inwardly between said second end and said first end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.