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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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?)

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?)