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plant pot tags Wooden Plant Label Gift Set From Gardening Naturally

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plant pot tags Wooden Plant Label Gift Set From Gardening NaturallyCollection of wooden plant labels and pins designed for use in pots and seed trays when planting. This useful set helps you keep your plants organised and clearly marked so you can easily identify each fruit, vegetable, or flower as it grows and makes a thoughtful gift. The kit includes a total of 90 pieces: 50 straight labels, 10 T shape labels and 20 small marker pins. Each label can be written on with a pencil and rubbed off to reuse. The set comes

Collection of wooden plant labels and pins designed for use in pots and seed trays when planting. This useful set helps you keep your plants organised and clearly marked so you can easily identify each fruit, vegetable, or flower as it grows and makes a thoughtful gift.

The kit includes a total of 90 pieces: 50 straight labels, 10 T shape labels and 20 small marker pins. Each label can be written on with a pencil and rubbed off to reuse. The set comes neatly packed in a hessian style drawstring bag, keeping everything tidy and easy to hang on a shed hook or nail.

This wooden plant label set also makes a practical gift for any keen gardener who enjoys keeping their garden organised and well labelled. It’s an easy way to manage your plants from seedling to maturity with clear, reusable tags.

These also fit neatly into our seed storage tins.

Sizes:

  • Straight labels: 114mm x 10mm x 2mm
  • T shaped labels: 118mm x 33mm x 2mm
  • Small plant marker pins: 50mm x 5mm x 1mm
  • Pots not included

Wooden Plant Labels For Seed Trays And Pots

This set of wooden plant labels is ideal for marking up pots, trays and garden beds. Each label provides enough space to write plant names, sowing dates or growing details. Whether you’re planting herbs, flowers or fruit, these labels help you keep track of your garden with ease.

Frequently asked questions on plant label gift set

What Is Included In The Wooden Plant Labels Set?

The set contains 50 straight wooden labels, 10 T shape labels and 20 small marker pins, all stored in a hessian style drawstring bag.

Can I Use A Pen Or Marker On The Wooden Labels?

You can use a pencil or a garden marker pen, but a pencil is recommended as it allows you to erase and reuse the labels easily.

Are The Wooden Labels Suitable For Outdoor Use?

Yes, they can be used in pots, seed trays or outdoor beds, though storing them indoors when not in use will help them last longer.

How Do I Clean The Wooden Plant Labels?

Simply rub the writing off with a standard eraser or fine sandpaper and they are ready to use again.

Are The Wooden Labels Made From Natural Wood?

Yes, they are made from natural wood, providing a simple and classic look suitable for any garden style.

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