Abstract: A figurine shaped from coir base material compressed with a combination of fertilizer, paper and sawdust. The figurine includes a self-watering wick that allows water to be drawn from a reservoir to provide continuous water to the coir material. The figurine is further covered with grass seeds and nylon net to retain the seeds on the coir figurine. When water is added to the figurine, the seeds sprout grass that resembles hair. The grass can further be trimmed or grown to a desired length. Figurines or shapes can be human, animal or other shapes.

Abstract: A figurine shaped from coir base material compressed with a combination of fertilizer, paper and sawdust. The figurine includes a self-watering wick that allows water to be drawn from a reservoir to provide continuous water to the coir material. The figurine is further covered with a grass seeds and nylon net to retain the seeds on the coir figurine. When water is added to the figurine, the seeds sprout grass that resembles hair. The grass can further be trimmed or grown to a desired length. Figurines of shapes can be human, animal or other shapes.

Abstract: The invention is used to provide identification to items that may have a similar appearance. Items such as keys all appear similar, and often the only way to ensure the correct key is being used is to try one or multiple keys in a lock until the correct key is located. This invention consists of a sheet of adhesive backed, pre-printed labels that can be individually removed and placed onto keys to identify the function of the key. Labels may include text such as car, boat, home, office or other text that when placed onto a key makes the correct key easy to identify.