Abstract: Method and apparatus for an upright standing plant tree for supporting plants including potted plants, feeding plants, flower pots or the like and having a plurality of post sections which are adapted to be connected to each other so as to form a height adjustable center post support. Also shown are a plurality of triangular shaped legs which can be removably attached to the center post by using an upper longer cylindrical bracket and a lower, shorter cylindrical bracket so that the legs can be attached to the plant tree by being removably connected to each of the cylindrical brackets. Each of the cylindrical brackets has a plurality of side by side receptacles being integrally formed into the cylindrical brackets so that a plurality of radially extending arms can be connected to the cylindrical brackets using the receptacles.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for a semi-circular bracket for holding plants or the like having a plurality of receptacles for receiving the stems of a plurality of radially extending arms or the like wherein the plant bracket has a base with planar portions thereon for use in mounting the bracket either on a wall or about a central pole by using a separate mounting plate. The semi-circular bracket has a plurality of receptacles therein configured for use with set screws to hold the ends of the arms in the receptacle so that the limbs cannot fall out of the receptacles.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a device for hanging plants, pots or the like. The apparatus is comprised of a hollow center post having modularly pieced components upon which is mounted radially extending arms and legs. A center hub is provided for mounting the radially extending arms and legs to said center post. The center post is adapted for being supported in its upright position by various type means for mounting on the floor, a tree dolly or for mounting directly into the earth.