Abstract: A method for providing nestable cones to a plant tray that includes recesses. For quickly and effectively carrying this out, use is made of a device, which comprises i) a head and ii) a support surface for a stack of cones, wherein a first wall section of a first cone is engaged by the head and the remainder of the stack of cones is stopped by means of a stack stop, after which the engaged cone is released.

Abstract: A method for providing nestable cones to a plant tray that includes recesses. For quickly and effectively carrying this out, use is made of a device, which comprises i) a head and ii) a support surface for a stack of cones, wherein a first wall section of a first cone is engaged by the head and the remainder of the stack of cones is stopped by means of a stack stop, after which the engaged cone is released.

Abstract: A dispenser assembly for elongated objects, such as plant stakes, separates the objects individually from a store and pushes them into a substrate or pot plant. Individual separation takes place by means of a construction, adjoining the dispensing opening of the store, consisting of a central roller provided with a number of longitudinal grooves for accommodating the stakes and provided on either side, some distance therefrom, with discs for supporting stakes. If the stakes are skew or if they are inadmissibly bent, they drop off the roller and are not used further.