before explaining the disclosed embodiment of the present invention in detail it is to be understood that the invention is not limited in its application to the details of the particular arrangement shown since the invention is capable of other embodiments . also , the terminology used herein is for the purpose of description and not of limitation . fig1 a is a perspective view 1 of the novel bench / pallet invention with three inch wide openings for holding three inch diameter pots in a staggered arrangement to one another . fig1 b is an enlarged view of a corner section of fig1 a . fig1 c is a side view of a single vertical stacking member 10 used in the bench / pallet 1 of fig1 a - 1b . dimensions of using the novel bench / pallet for supporting three inch diameter pots will now be described . referring to fig1 a - 1c , each vertical stacking member 10 ( shown more clearly in fig1 c ) is formed from a single galvanized wire having a diameter of approximately 0 . 135 &# 34 ;. member 10 has an overall height h1 , of approximately 5 . 231 &# 34 ;. lower portion of member 10 is formed by bending the metal wire into two legs 12 - 11 , and 12 - 13 , with an angle g2 , therebetween being approximately 46 degrees , and the distance d1 , between the leg ends 11 and 13 being approximately 1 . 436 &# 34 ;. stacking member 10 has an overlapping bent portion between leg end 13 and a midpoint area 14 on leg 12 - 13 , and forms an angle g2 between upper leg portion 14 - 12 and straight backing portion 1416 being approximately 23 degrees . the height h4 , from upper bent portion 12 to the ground area between legs 11 - 12 and 12 - 13 , is approximately 1 . 358 &# 34 ;. upper arm section of stacking member 10 begins at the top end 16 of straight backing portion 16 - 14 with a slight inwardly angled bend so that top point 17 of member 10 has a distance d2 , of approximately 536 &# 34 ; from point 16 . a downwardly angled bend at top point 17 to upper arm end 18 has an angle of approximately g3 between upper arm portion 17 - 18 and upper arm portion 17 - 16 being approximately 38 . 8 degrees . the outer width d3 , between upper arm end 18 and the straight backing portion 16 - 14 is approximately 1 . 00 &# 34 ;. referring to fig1 a - 1c , bench / pallet 1 has an overall width w1 , of approximately 3 &# 39 ;, 10 . 635 &# 34 ; long , and an overall length l1 of approximately 5 &# 39 ;, 4 . 1875 &# 34 ;. as previously described bench / pallet 1 shown in fig1 a - 1c , has a plurality of vertical stacking members 10 along the opposite side . the total number of vertical stacking members along a side can be represented by the symbol n . across both width ends , approximately 10 to 10n and 10 &# 39 ; to 10 &# 39 ; n &# 39 ; stacking members are shown , where n in this preferred embodiment is 32 , so that there is one stacking member 10 approximately every 1 . 3 &# 34 ;. horizontal galvanized wires 22 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , 29 interconnect each of the stacking members 10 - 10n to one another . horizontal cross - members 23 , 25 can be welded to interior portions of legs 12 - 13 and 12 - 11 of each of the stacking members 10 through 10n . additional outer horizontal cross - members 22 , 24 , 26 , 28 , and 29 are welded at the bottom , midpoint area and top of the straight backing portion 14 - 16 , and the top and end of upper arm 17 , 18 , of each of the stacking members 10 - 10n . bottom longitudinal galvanized wire members 32 , 34 ( only two are shown for clarity ) are welded to horizontal cross - members 23 , 25 . a grid is formed by welding longitudinal and horizontal wires between stacking members 10 - 10n , and stacking members 10 &# 39 ;- 10 &# 39 ; n &# 39 ;. a portion of the grid is shown in fig1 b . referring to fig1 b , the grid has first sets of parallel longitudinal wire members 52 , 54 spaced approximately 3 &# 34 ; apart from a second set of parallel longitudinal wire members 56 , 58 each having portions welded to horizontal wires 27 , 29 , and 62 . perpendicular to longitudinal wire members 52 , 54 , 56 , 58 and welded across are additional horizontal parallel wire members 62 , spaced approximately 3 &# 34 ; apart from a set of parallel wire members 64 , 66 . an additional longitudinal wire member 36 can be welded underneath wire member 52 for additional support . between the wire grid of members 52 , 54 , 56 , 58 , 62 , 64 , 66 and bottom members 32 , 34 , are u - shaped channel wire members 44 , 46 , 48 having ends welded thereto . fig1 a shows that three rows of u - shaped channel members can be used on the outer edges and in the middle of the grid . as shown , the grid has approximately 3 &# 34 ; openings between parallel sets of wire members to allow for the lip edges of 3 &# 34 ; size pots 92 , 94 , 96 , 98 , and so forth to be supported within the 3 &# 34 ; openings . fig2 a is a perspective view 1 of the novel bench / pallet invention of fig1 a with the pots 92 , 93 , 94 , 95 , 96 , 97 , 98 arranged in side - by - side adjacent openings in the grid . fig2 b is an enlarged view of a corner section of fig2 a . fig3 is a side view 100 of stacking an additional three inch size opening bench / pallet 101 on top of the 3 &# 34 ; size opening bench / pallet 1 of fig2 a - 2b . note that the inside of leg members 111 , 112 , 113 of vertical stacking member 110 interlocks over and about the angled bent top point 17 of upper arm 16 - 18 of lower vertical stacking member 10 . opposite vertical stacking members 110 &# 39 ; and 10 &# 39 ; ( not shown ) interlock in a similar arrangement . stacking bench / pallet 101 on top of bench / pallet 1 allows for seedlings s , from the pots 92 , 93 , 94 , to have clearance underneath pots 192 , 193 , 194 supported by upper bench / pallet 101 . when the vertical stacking members 10 and 110 are interlocked their respective bench / pallet are supported such that several more benches can be stacked on top , where the resultant stacked pile is both rigid and efficiently uses up any vertical airspace that is being used . fig4 a is a perspective view 200 of the novel bench / pallet invention with four inch wide openings for holding four inch diameter pots in a staggered arrangement to one another . fig4 b is an enlarged view of a corner section of fig4 a . referring to fig4 a - 4b , bench / pallet 200 has an overall width w2 , of approximately 3 &# 39 ;, 10 . 635 &# 34 ; long , and an overall length l2 of approximately 5 &# 39 ;, 4 . 1875 &# 34 ;. across both width ends , approximately 210n and 210 &# 39 ; n &# 39 ; stacking members are shown , where n in this preferred embodiment is 32 , so that there is one stacking member 10 approximately every 1 . 3 &# 34 ;. stacking members 210 to 210n correspond to stacking members 10 - 10n with horizontal members similar to that of the previous embodiment connecting one to the other . bottom longitudinal galvanized wire members 232 , 234 ( only two are shown for clarity ) are welded to horizontal cross - members of vertical stacking members 210 similar to that of the previous embodiment . a grid is formed by welding longitudinal and horizontal wires between stacking members 210 - 210n , and stacking members 210 &# 39 ;- 210 &# 39 ; n &# 39 ;. referring to fig4 b , the grid has end parallel longitudinal wire members 252 , 254 spaced approximately 4 &# 34 ; apart from parallel longitudinal wire members 256 each having portions welded to horizontal wires of stacking members 210 similar to that of the previous embodiment perpendicular to longitudinal wire members 252 , 254 , 256 , and welded across are additional horizontal wire member 262 , spaced approximately 4 &# 34 ; apart from parallel wire member 264 , which is spaced approximately 4 &# 34 ; apart from parallel member 268 . an additional longitudinal wire member 236 can be welded underneath wire member 252 for additional support . between the wire grid of members 252 , 254 , 256 , 262 , 264 , 266 , 268 and bottom members 232 , 234 , are u - shaped channel wire members 244 , 246 , 248 having ends welded thereto . fig4 a shows four rows of u - shaped channel members can be used on the grid . as shown , the grid has approximately 4 &# 34 ; openings between wire members to allow for the lip edges of 4 &# 34 ; size pots 292 , 294 , 296 , 298 , and so forth to be supported within the 4 &# 34 ; openings . fig5 a is a perspective view of stacking a bench / pallets 301 , and 401 each having four inch wide openings on top of like bench / pallet 201 of fig4 a . fig5 b is an enlarged view of a corner section of two stacked bench / pallets 201 and 301 of fig5 a . fig5 c is a side view of the lower two stacked bench / pallets 201 and 301 of fig5 a along arrow a . referring to fig5 a - 5c , the inside of leg members 311 , 312 , 313 of vertical stacking member 310 interlocks over and about the angled bend top point 217 of upper arm 216 - 218 of lower vertical stacking member 210 . opposite vertical stacking members 310 &# 39 ; and 210 &# 39 ; ( not shown ) interlock in a similar arrangement . stacking bench / pallet 301 on top of bench / pallet 201 allows for seedlings 2s , from the staggered arranged supported pots 292 , 294 , to have clearance underneath staggered arranged pots 392 , 394 supported by upper bench / pallet 301 . the novel wire benches can be formed from hot dipped galvanized wire , or a similar protective coating ( stainless , plastic , rubber , and the like ), that can be applied to the wire benches after welding the components together in order to extend the life of the benches / pallets in corrosive environments . while the preferred embodiment describes having wire benches for three and four inch sized pots , the invention can be applied to five inch pots , six inch pots , and larger . although the preferred embodiment describes using galvanized metal wire for the vertical stacking members , and the components of the grid , and its supports , the novel stackable bench / pallet invention can be made from other materials such as but not limited to injection molded plastic , and the like . while the invention has been described , disclosed , illustrated and shown in various terms of certain embodiments or modifications which it has presumed in practice , the scope of the invention is not intended to be , nor should it be deemed to be , limited thereby and such other modifications or embodiments as may be suggested by the teachings herein are particularly reserved especially as they fall within the breadth and scope of the claims here appended .