Abstract: A stackable and nestable basket including a basket having a bottom, two opposing sides, two opposite ends, and an open top. The sides and ends are angled inwardly from a top edge toward the bottom. A ledge is formed on the top edge of the sides and ends and extends outwardly from the top edge terminating in an outer ledge edge. The basket also includes a pair of handles movable into a carrying position, a nesting position, and a stacking position. Each of the pair of handles is mounted to each of the sides of the basket, so that the handles are pivotable into a carrying position, wherein the pair of handles contact each other above the ledge to form a single carrying handle.

Abstract: An adjustable stop for positioning merchandise longitudinally of an elongate rod-like support of the type employed in pegboard merchandise displays takes the form of a flat resilient member of polygonal configuration having rod receiving openings sized to frictionally grip a rod support while being capable of being manually forced to a selected position on the rod. One opening is provided with two or more radially outwardly extending slots to accommodate mounting of the stop on a rod having a spherical enlargement at its end.

Abstract: The planter comprises a container for soil having a bottom wall with an aperture, a base having a top wall with an aperture, a tubular member having a liquid tight connection with said walls surrounding said apertures holding said walls in spaced axial alignment, a foraminous support ring connected to said top wall within said base surrounding the aperture, a soil retaining closure for the lower end of said support ring, a transparent water receptacle in said base having a liquid tight, removable connection therewith, thereby forming a water reservoir of substantial volume, and a sight opening in said base below the liquid tight connection for viewing the contents of the receptacle. The container, base and tubular member are a unitary, injection molded, opaque plastic article of attractive color and finish. In use the container and tubular member are filled with soil in which seeds, cuttings, transplants and the like can be planted and watered.