Plant Labels
Judy Glattstein via pbs (Mon, 07 Feb 2022 18:21:35 PST)

When we buy plastic blinds they almost always need to be shortened. I
save the extra slats and use them as labels. Cut to whatever length
needed, angled at one end and flat across on the other end for each
pair. They are somewhat curved but that's O.K. for pots. Pencil or
indelible marker both O.K. for information.

One garden I visited on a NARGS tour - the owner used those label marker
devices, letter and number code stuck to a large headed roofing nail.
Pushed flush with the ground. He guided us around with a 3 ring binder
in hand. It had the text associated with each letter / number. Could
always use a metal detector to find nails covered with mulch. Probably
efficient, organized, elegant, also seems somewhat compulsive.

Judy in New Jersey where the Delaware River has pods of ice floating
down. Soon be time to tap maple trees at the living history farm.

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