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US Patent Issued on Nov. 16 for "Self Watering Planter" (Oregon Inventor)

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 17 -- United States Patent no. 7,832,146, issued on Nov. 16. "Self Watering Planter" was invented by Jeff Gordon (Hillsboro, Ore According to the abstract released by the U. S. Patent & Trademark Office: "A self watering planter device and method of watering allowing water to

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WATERING PLANTERS.

WATERING PLANTERS are six different-sized planters that are additions to the Monterey Collection, which features a textured matte finish. The planters and saucers encourage healthy water drainage and are made of durable plastic that has a natural look and feel. The saucers are specifically designed

Publication: Do-It-Yourself Retailing

These self-watering planters can be grouped toghether to create a terrace or patio garden.

HANDOUT KRT Photos 04-30-2004 LIFE HOME-CONTAINER 1 PHKRT LIFESTYLE STORY SLUGGED: HOME-CONTAINERGARDEN KRT PHOTO VIAPHILADELPHIA INQUIRER (May 13) These self-watering planters canbe grouped toghether to create a terrace or patio garden. (gsb)2004Document Name|LIFE HOME-CONTAINER 1 PH Document

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US Patent Issued on March 20 for "Releasably Integrated Structural Planter and Adjustable Irrigation System for Controllably Watering the Planter and Terrain" (Florida Inventor)

ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 24 -- United States Patent no. 8,136,296, issued on March 20. "Releasably Integrated Structural Planter and Adjustable Irrigation System for Controllably Watering the Planter and Terrain" was invented by James Hogan (Jacksonville, Fla According to the abstract released by the

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FIRM OFFERS SELF-WATERING PLANTER.

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL -- A self-watering plant pot made of plastic was the highlight at Igaratiba Industria e Comercio Ltda.'s Brasilplast booth. The container comprises two blow molded PVC containers -- one fits inside the other. Water travels between the two via capillarity, or "wick watering."

Publication: Plastics News