Labels or Tags for Plants
Elizabeth says:
“Whenever I’m at a junk shop or yard sale I keep my eyes open for mini venetian blinds. I then cut them up and use them as labels for plants. I try to find ones which have at least one side that is not too shiny. That way, the ink stays on longer. Cheap and effective!
Paint stir-sticks make even more robust plant labels for in the garden.
Pippa Moss says:
Another hint for plant labels – after using bamboo cutlery, instead of throwing it out, use the handle as a label and plant ” it! Plastic cutlery will do the same, but bamboo is better for the environment, or so they say.”
Tara Pearson says:
“We go through a lot of yogurt in our house. After washing and drying used containers, I make cuts with scissors from the top edge down to the bottom, then cut around the base. Voila, roughly 20 or so recycled plant labels.”