Plant tags
 

I am looking for a source for aquatic plant tags.
I would prefer the aluminum type where one makes
a line with a stylus. But anything that will last
is OK.



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Plant tags
 

We used the aluminum type the first year with the Demon Pond, couldn't
hardly make them out the next year. Personally I used the white plastic
tags a little bigger than a popsicle stick, write on it with permanent
marker and stick the name below the dirt.... if one has plasticware on
hand, white knives work well also. ~ jan

I am looking for a source for aquatic plant tags.
I would prefer the aluminum type where one makes
a line with a stylus. But anything that will last
is OK.

(Do you know where your water quality is?)

Plant tags
 

Try using the old "classic' Dymo label maker the one that embosses the
letters into a colored tape.
Print the label then attach to regular plant label.

No ink to fade and the embossing should almost be permanent.

JRock

pictures from previous years.

http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jro...lst?.dir=/Pond



"~ jan JJsPond.us" wrote in message
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We used the aluminum type the first year with the Demon Pond, couldn't
hardly make them out the next year. Personally I used the white plastic
tags a little bigger than a popsicle stick, write on it with permanent
marker and stick the name below the dirt.... if one has plasticware on
hand, white knives work well also. ~ jan

I am looking for a source for aquatic plant tags.
I would prefer the aluminum type where one makes
a line with a stylus. But anything that will last
is OK.

(Do you know where your water quality is?)