Plant Labels, Plant Tags, Plant Markers, Garden Signs:
Latin and Common Name Labels
Do It Yourself- Look around and see if you can find rocks, bottles, flagstone pieces, bricks and anything else that can be used to recycle for creating Garden Plant Labels. I use various colors of spray paint and glossy paint for a base coat and then top it off with clear furniture varnish to protect them from sun and water exposure. The Latin names of plants are fun too as a mix in-between the regular “tomato” and “pea” signs.
Metal Alphabet Stamps
Alphabet metal stamps are a great tool for stamping out garden labels. Painting over it makes the letters easier to read.
Previously used as a salad dressing bottle: now a tomato label.
Typical Plant Marker painted over with Bright Green Paint.
Painted Rock
A previously used Paint-Stir-Stick from Home Depot repainted and labeled.
Recycled Brick with Red Spray Paint and Hand Painted White Labeling.
Garden decoration from Ikea that I bought for $1.00 a few summers ago made a unique label for my Plumerias
Flower Label with left over paint from a previous garden project
May 13, 2011 @ 12:42:02
Gorgeous!!! I love the new posts!
-Brady