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I love these label stakes! I ordered these to keep track of my ever expanding hosta garden. I used my Brother Label Maker in conjunction with these stakes to make the labels even better looking. The size of these metal labels are perfect – not too large, not too small. They do not overwhelm or outshine the plants when placed next to them. They are easy to assemble, and very weather resistant…even with the Brother labeling tape. They look very professional and uniform. I would recommend these plant labels to any avid gardener or anybody who likes to collect plants or interesting cultivars.

I received these little gems about 2 days after ordering! Permenant marker would work fine on the copper plate (really just a thin sheet of copper, which is perfect for this application), but make sure to wipe the surface off with alcohol to remove any oils. I wanted a more structured look so I printed homemade labels onto a clear plastic sheet (peel n stick window decal sheet) and just cut them out and slapped them on (after cleaning each one with denatured alcohol). These are the perfect size for my plant beds and are just showy enough to b noticeable but don’t detract from the beauty of the plants. See the pics, they turned out beautifully and I’m ready for my next batch….Great product, highly recommend!

I love these garden labels. I stamped mine and then soaked them in vinegar and salt to weather them a bit. I love the way they turned out!! They look nice in my garden.

I bought these for all the different perennial plants and decorative trees I have around my property. These are very sturdy, strong, solid tags. I used Avery clear labels to print the plant name and when it blooms. I really like the stainless steel and copper look of these tags.
My only one issue is that the face plate of the tags is slightly less than 1 inch wide (I would say closet to 3/4 an inch) so I had to use scizzors to trim the tags so they would fit. Because of the steel stakes, you can’t fold the excess of the label behind cleanly. But that I’d not an issue with the overall product.
Overall, I am so far impressed with these tags.

These were EXACTLY what I was looking for to label planted vegetables and herbs. I had used plastic tabs, but they tend to be flimsy and can even blow away with the wind.

The metal stakes are sturdy and easily inserted into the vegetable bed. They don’t look like wind will shift them, and it gets pretty windy here.

I used permanent markers to label. Good investment to keep your garden organized. Great price for 25! I will be ordering more.

I just received these copper garden markers. I am pleased that the support stakes are thicker than I expected – they will definitely stand up to our windy weather. The copper is lovely and I think it will weather nicely. I bought China markers to label the plants and the markers are wide enough to accommodate just fine.

Love the quality of the labels These are precision cut and sturdy. Easy to write on with a permanent marker or a grease pen (china marker pencil), and it comes off clean with nail polish remover. I ordered the Large, Mini, and Tie On Labels and I love that they all match! They are easy to spot in the garden and have a clean, professional look.

The Plant Labels (with the stakes) are more sturdy than the ribbon type labels. Well made and they look great!

I plan to use Avery labels 5314 (clear, 1″ x 2 3/4″) on the Tie On Labels. I just tape them across the plant label and punch through the hole with the wire ties that come with the labels. The only thing I would like better is if the corners of the Tie On Labels were a bit rounded so it’s not so easy to scratch something with them. No big issue, though, I used a glass nail file and took the edge off in seconds.

I got these plant labels specifically for a garden tour fundraiser our community was putting on. My garden was one of the gardens on the tour. These worked perfectly and seemed reasonably priced as I do my homework. 🙂 I typed up the plant names onto Avery labels and stuck them on the metal plates. Then followed up with Scotch clear packing tape to protect them from rain. Yes, it rained the morning of the tour back in April of this year.