Abstract: A horticultural container for attaching to a railing, including a planter body, at least one leg extending downward from the planter body, and a connecting device. The planter body rests on top of the top rail of the railing, while the legs straddle the top rail. The connecting device attaches to each leg below the top rail, and receives balusters of the railing.

Abstract: A planter includes an upper part having an inner side wall and a bottom wall that define a chamber for receiving a growing medium and one or more plants, the upper part further having an outer wall radially outward from the inner side wall, the outer wall having a first joining element and the bottom wall having a first connector element; and a lower part having an outer wall radially outward of the inner side wall of the upper part and a bottom wall subjacent the bottom wall of the upper part, the outer wall of the lower part having a second joining element that engages with the first joining element to join the outer walls of the upper and lower parts, and the bottom wall of the lower part having a second connector element to mate with the first connector element.

Abstract: A planter and stand assembly includes a stand having a sidewall surrounding a hollow region and tapered between a first end of the sidewall and a second end of the sidewall, the stand having a first opening at the first end and a second opening at the second end, the first opening larger than the second opening, and the stand having a first stand support surface at the first end and a second stand support surface at the second end; and a planter having a first planter support surface sized to radially overlap with the first stand support surface and rest thereon in a first configuration in which the first stand support surface faces upward and a second planter support surface sized to radially overlap with the second stand support surface and rest thereon in a second configuration in which the second stand support surface faces upward.

Abstract: A horticultural container for attaching to a railing, including a planter body, at least one leg extending downward from the planter body, and a connecting device. The planter body rests on top of the top rail of the railing, while the legs straddle the top rail. The connecting device attaches to each leg below the top rail, and receives balusters of the railing.