It's no use planting all those seeds and not knowing where they are! Use these convenient bedding labels to identify your plantings.
- 4" x 2" T-shaped colored plastic bedding labels 20 each of 5 different colors. They come in a pack of 100 and are reuseable.
- 4" x 2" T-shaped white plastic bedding labels are in a pack of 50 and are reusable.
- 6" x 5/8" white bedding labels come in a pack of 50 and are also reusable.
- Sharpie China Markers come with 2 and are black, peel-off china markers. We've found that these work better than regular Sharpies as they don't fade and handle water perfectly. You can even re-use the plant labels by cleaning them at the end of the season. A spritz of WD-40 helps get the wax writing off, and then you can clean the marker with soap and water to have them ready for next year!
- The Deluxe Plant Labeling Kit you will receive one of each set above at a ridiculous savings!
- The Basic Plant Labeling Starter Kit you will receive both kinds of white labels above plus 2 Sharpie China Markers at a huge savings!
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Every one of Seed Armory's famous seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Our seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping.
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