Abstract: A micro irrigation dropper includes a head and a solid member, at least one groove disposed on the solid member. A snugle engage disposed on the solid member for connecting with the pipe tight enough. At least one groove being dispose on the head, or at least one notch/hole dispose on near the end of the pipe instead of the groove. The dropper can be sticked into wall of the pipe while change the shape of the head.While solid member being replaced by bristles, water flow between bristles.

Abstract: A easy mop allows user to easily squeeze water out of it, meanwhile, saves user's power and keeps hands dry. The easy mop includes: a long handle with an extended arm of force either a bow portion or a handle, a mass of absorbent material, a sleeve with a twisting handle or a metal bar instead of the sleeve and twisting handle. While twisting the mop, one hand hole the twisting handle, another hand hold the bow or handle then turn around, the water being easily squeezed out of the mop.

Abstract: A wheeled self-watering tray for a pot having bottom hole(s) includes a tray, a plurality of wheels, and a fluid sucking material. Each of the wheels has a connecting part to connect to the tray. The tray includes a side wall, a bottom wall, and a plurality of raised portions raised from a bottom wall or a side wall or both the bottom and side walls of the tray. The pot sits on the raised portions of the tray, and the accompanied fluid sucking material being inserted into a bottom hole of the pot and sucking fluid from the tray to the pot when it is in use.

Abstract: A self-watering tray includes a plate and a leg. The leg is filled with a material which provides a fluid conduit capable of draining water or fluid from a plant pot or box into the plate and of sucking water from the plate to the plant pot or box when needed. The plant pot or box can be a conventional plant pot or box. The top end of the leg is inserted into the plant pot or box. In addition, a self-watering pot-shaped apparatus is disclosed to allow fluid to be sucked or drained from one section of the apparatus to another section of the apparatus. Further, the tray or pot-shaped apparatus includes air vents on its side walls. Various arrangements and configurations of the tray and pot/tray are implemented in the self-watering pot-shaped apparatus.

Abstract: A bagger apparatus includes a platform having an opening proximate a center of the platform and a bag holder being retained by the platform proximate the opening of the platform. In use, a bag having an opening is held by the bag holder. The opening of the bag is aligned to the opening of the platform. The platform has a wider area than the opening of the bag such that an object received by the platform can be led to the bag via the opening of the platform and the opening of the bag.

Abstract: A seeping irrigation system has one or more tubes or conduits, and one or more strings or threads. Each string or thread connects the tube(s) or conduit(s) by passing through the wall of tubes or conduits. At inside of tubes or conduits, the inside parts of strings or threads touch with fluid, then the fluid is seeped out through strings or threads. The parts of strings or threads at outside touch a plant material such as soil etc., so that the seeped out fluid goes into the plant material such as soil for plants use. One end of tubes or conduits has been stopped, and the second end of the tubes or conduits connects to the source of fluid.

Abstract: A self-watering tray includes a plate and a leg. The leg is filled with a material which provides a fluid conduit capable of draining water or fluid from a plant pot or box into the plate and of sucking water from the plate to the plant pot or box when needed. The plant pot or box can be a conventional plant pot or box. The top end of the leg is inserted into the plant pot or box. In addition, a self-watering pot-shaped apparatus is disclosed to allow fluid to be sucked or drained from one section of the apparatus to another section of the apparatus. Further, the tray or pot-shaped apparatus includes air vents on its side walls. Various arrangements and configurations of the tray and pot/tray are implemented in the self-watering pot-shaped apparatus.

Abstract: A bagger, with a wide opening formed by a flexible platform to receive leaves and lead the leaves into the bag, has a closed frame with projecting frame members outwardly and upwardly for supporting the flexible platform and a bag holder on top of the frame to hold the bag in an open position to store the leaves received from the flexible platform.