MIXTURE CONSISTING GRASS SEED

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DOG PATCH PROSEEDS MARKETING, INC. 13963 Westside Lane S. Jefferson OR 97352 Mixture consisting of grass seed, mulch and fertilizer sold as a unit to repair lawns;
GROTRAX, THE BEST THING TO HAPPEN SINCEGRASS SEED! Bryan Foster 121 W De La Guerra St, Suite A Santa Barbara CA 93101 Mixture consisting of grass seed, mulch and fertilizer sold as a unit to repair lawns;
GROTRAX, THE BEST THING TO HAPPEN SINCEGRASS SEED! Andrew Tobias 121 W De La Guerra Street, Suite A Santa Barbara CA 93101 Mixture consisting of grass seed, mulch and fertilizer sold as a unit to repair lawns;
GROTRAX, THE BEST THING TO HAPPEN TO GRASS, SINCE GRASS SEED Foster, Bryan 123 Chipman St South Burlington VT 05403 Mixture consisting of grass seed, mulch and fertilizer sold as a unit to repair lawns;
INTELLIGENT LAWN REPAIR JB Instant Lawn, Inc. 5289 Bluegrass Ln. NE Silverton OR 97381 Mixture consisting of grass seed, mulch and fertilizer sold as a unit for the purpose of lawn repair;
REPAIR THE BARE TURFMEND PO Box 5775 Kennewick WA 99336 Mixture consisting of grass seed, mulch and fertilizer sold as a unit to repair lawns;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A grass collector for a grass mower adapted to move grass cuttings from a mower unit through a duct into a grass container disposed at a rear portion of a vehicle body, comprises: a support frame configured to be attached to the rear portion of the vehicle body of the grass mower; a connecting portion supported by the support frame; an engaging member provided to the grass container and engageable with the connecting portion wherein the grass container is detachably attached to the support frame by the engagement of the engaging member with the connecting portion; an engagement lock member provided in the grass container for preventing disengagement of the engaging member from the connecting portion; and an engagement releasing tool for releasing the engagement lock member, the releasing tool being disposed adjacent a handle provided on a top face of the grass container so that the releasing tool may be gripped simultaneously with the handle.