Hanging planter
OwnerGerald J. Crowleyinventor
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A hanging planter includes a bowl-like lower portion and a ring-like upper portion, with the upper portion nesting within the rim of the lower portion to provide a plant holding assembly. The upper edge of the lower portion and lower edge of the upper portion are crenelated, with the mating edges defining a series of plant growth openings therethrough when the two components are assembled. The crenelations are preferably of variable depths in each section, to define at least two different levels of plant growth openings through the sides of the assembly, with the upper edge of the upper portion defining a third plant growth opening for the device. Plants are selected according to their growth habits, with trailing plants being placed low in the planter, long flowering plants being placed at an intermediate level, and more upright plants being placed atop the others. The result is an essentially unbroken array of plant life covering the present planter, after the plants have grown out. The present planter is suspended by a single central hanger rod which secures through the bottom of the lower portion of the container, which provides a leakproof seal and yet allows the planter to rotate due to breezes or other effects. A fertilizer wick is placed upon the central rod, with the wick serving to deliver fertilizer to the generally centrally disposed roots of the plants, and also to wick up water from the lower portion of the planter to the plant roots.
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