Planter with elevated internal portion and water preservation features
A planter includes an interior surface and a riser extending from a bottom of the interior surface and including a space between the riser and lateral walls of the planter. A top portion of the riser is configured to receive and support a plant therein.
1. A planter, comprising:
an interior surface;
an integrated riser extending from a bottom of the interior surface and including a space between the integrated riser and lateral walls of the planter, the integrated riser being configured to be surrounded by and buried underneath soil; and
an open-top reservoir formed in a top portion of the integrated riser and including upwardly extended walls and a solid bottom portion, the top portion being configured to receive and support a plant therein.
2. The planter as recited in claim 1 , wherein the space is configured to trap water between the integrated riser and the lateral walls of the planter.
3. The planter as recited in claim 2 , where the space is configured to trap water between the integrated riser, the lateral walls and the bottom of the planter.
4. The planter as recited in claim 1 , further comprising weep holes through walls of the integrated riser.
5. The planter as recited in claim 4 , wherein the weep holes are placed at a height to prevent water collection above the height.
6. The planter as recited in claim 1 , further comprising weep holes through the lateral walls of the planter.
7. The planter as recited in claim 6 , wherein the weep holes are placed at a height to prevent water collection above the height.
8. The planter as recited in claim 1 , wherein the top portion of the reservoir is pitched.
9. The planter as recited in claim 1 , wherein the reservoir is configured to receive and support a pot therein.
10. The planter as recited in claim 1 , wherein the reservoir is configured to fill with one of water or a water-absorbing medium.
11. The planter as recited in claim 1 , wherein the reservoir is formed in a platform and the integrated riser includes a column.
12. A planter, comprising:
an interior surface;
an integrated riser extending from a bottom of the interior surface and including a space between the integrated riser and lateral walls of the planter, the integrated riser being configured to be surrounded by and buried underneath soil; and
a top portion of the integrated riser, the top portion including an open-top reservoir with upwardly extended walls and a solid bottom portion being configured to receive and support a plant pot therein.
13. The planter as recited in claim 12 , wherein the space is configured to trap water between the integrated riser and the lateral walls of the planter.
14. The planter as recited in claim 13 , where the space is configured to trap water between the integrated riser, the lateral walls and the bottom of the planter.
15. The planter as recited in claim 12 , further comprising weep holes through walls of the integrated riser, wherein the weep holes are placed at a height to prevent water collection above the height.
16. The planter as recited in claim 15 , wherein the bottom portion of the reservoir is positioned at a pitched angle with respect to the integrated riser.
17. The planter as recited in claim 16 , wherein the reservoir is configured to fill with one of water or a water-absorbing medium.
18. The planter as recited in claim 16 , wherein the reservoir is formed in a platform and the integrated riser includes a column.
19. A method for water preservation, comprising:
providing a planter with an interior surface, an integrated riser extending from a bottom of the interior surface and including a space between the integrated riser and lateral walls of the planter, the integrated riser being configured to be surrounded by and buried underneath soil, and an open-top reservoir formed in a top portion of the integrated riser and including upwardly extended walls and a solid bottom portion, the top portion being configured to receive and support a pot therein;
supporting a plant on the top portion of the integrated riser; and
preserving water by storing water in the reservoir and in the spaces between the integrated riser and lateral walls of the planter.
20. The method as recited in claim 19 , further comprising weep holes through walls of the integrated riser at a height and preventing water collection above the height using the weep holes.