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Wooden Plant Labels (Package of 24)

Label All Your Seedling Pots

These biodegradable labels are made from untreated, New England White Birch, which is longer lasting and smoother to write on than the pine labels sold elsewhere. Use to identify your seed or other propagation starts.

  • Dimensions: 5/8" x 6"
Quantity Discounts for Wooden Plant Labels (Package of 24)
Buy 5 for $5.94 each
Buy 10 for $5.24 each
$6.99
$6.99
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Ships from Northern CA.

Shipping Weight: 0.25 lb

Dimensions: 6.0"L x 3.0"W x 1.0"H

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    Based on 4 reviews
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    Ren Albright
    Fav Plant Labels

    Always trying to avoid plastic where I can, these are my favorite plant labels for seedlings and transplants...I really appreciate that they are solid wood--some out there are laminated and fall apart quickly. I only wish I could order them in lots of 100!

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    Nancy
    wooden plant label review

    was looking for an alternative to plastic labels.
    wish they were packaged in larger quantities
    so far are serving the purpose i bought them for

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    Alissa
    Non plastic plant labels

    I was looking for inexpensive and non plastic plant labels for work. I grow vegetables for homeowners and schools and need to label everything, so I go through a lot of labels. I was over the plastic ones, I didn't want the metal ones, so I'm trying out these wooden ones. So far so good. It seems like they warp easily when wet... I'll see how they hold up. I imagine they'll be fine for a season or two. I wouldn't mind if they came in larger quantities, again to cut down on plastic.

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    MEP
    So much better than plastic

    Tired of finding brittle old plastic labels everywhere....those things never die. These are handy, cheap and do the job for the season. They get tossed in the compost pile or left to rot where they are.

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