These aluminium plant labels come as a pack of 100 metal tags with wires in two lengths and a pen for marking them, so you can label pots, seedlings, garden beds and trees. The soft aluminium can be marked on both sides.
What's in the Aluminium Plant Labels Pack
- 100 aluminium plant tags, 3.5 in (about 9 cm) long
- 50 wires at 15 cm (6 in) and 50 wires at 30 cm (12 in)
- 1 blunt pen for carving into the tags
- Tags can also be marked on both sides with markers
How to Use Metal Plant Labels in the Garden
Write the plant name, care notes or planting date on a tag, then attach it with a wire. Choose the wire length that suits the pot, stem or branch. Labels help you keep track of what is planted where and how each plant is growing. The listing says the tags are waterproof and suit outdoor gardens, indoors and greenhouses, including in rain, sun and snow.
Where to Use Garden Plant Labels
The listing names nurseries, greenhouses, orchards and vineyards, and says the tags can label plants, trees, flowers, vegetables and crops.
Aluminium Plant Labels Specifications
- Brand: TCYPUHL
- Material: aluminium
- Pieces: 100 tags
- Tag length: 3.5 in (about 9 cm)
- Wires: 50 × 15 cm and 50 × 30 cm
- Pen: 1 blunt carving pen
- Colour: aluminium, rectangular
- Weight: 440 g
Pros
- 100 tags in one pack
- Both sides can be marked
- Two wire lengths and a pen included
- Described as waterproof, for indoor and outdoor use
- Labels both small pots and trees
Growing in containers? Tie a label to your fabric pots so you know what is in each one.
Cons
- Listing gives the tag length but not the width
- Marking needs the carving pen or a marker
- Listing text has typos and mixed units
Starting seeds in trays? Pair these labels with our self-watering seedling tray with grow light to keep track of each variety.
FAQ
What are some good tags for marking plants?
Metal tags are one option. These soft aluminium tags can be marked on both sides and come with wires in two lengths and a carving pen. The listing says they are waterproof for indoor and outdoor use.
What is the best way to label outdoor plants?
Write the plant name or planting date on a tag and attach it with a wire. These aluminium tags can be carved with the included pen or marked with a marker, and the listing says they are waterproof.
Labelling indoor plants too? Find more products for your pots in our Indoor Garden Kit Essentials collection.
