Abstract: A fluid dispenser apparatus includes a sealed fluid reservoir container storing a volume of a fluid under a pressure higher than at least 140 psi, a nozzle juxtaposed with the sealed fluid reservoir container, and a trigger mechanically coupled with the nozzle. The nozzle has a fluid inlet that is configured to fluidly couple with the volume of the sealed fluid reservoir container and a fluid outlet configured to emit a stream of the fluid. When activated the fluid inlet of the nozzle is caused to permanently unseal the sealed fluid reservoir container and relate substantially all the fluid under pressure in the volume through the fluid outlet as the stream in a direction determined by a user.

Abstract: A handing garden planter apparatus includes a backing having a top portion adapted to hang from a vertical surface, a plurality of planter pockets vertically aligned and integral with the backing, each planter pocket of the plurality of planter pockets defining an interior space adapted to house soil and plant matter therein, a drainage trough integral with the backing, the drainage tough being positioned below the plurality of planter pockets, and an integrated drainage system. The integrated drainage system is adapted to allow excess water to drain from the plurality of planter pockets to the drainage trough.

Abstract: A tarp includes a frame and a cover. The frame includes a grid comprised of at least three repositionable semi-rigid members extending in a first direction and at least three repositionable semi-rigid members extending in a second direction. At least one of the members extending in the second direction overlaps at least one of the members extending in the first direction. The cover, produced from a flexible sheet material, extends across the frame.