15 Benefits of Using Labels to Identify Plants in your Garden

When you are growing a wide variety of plants, flowers, vegetables, and herbs in your garden, it can become difficult to name and remember the details of each plant. Plant tags and tree tags can simplify things no matter if you are an at-home gardener or a large botanical garden.

Plant Markers can be beneficial when you are:

1. Growing food and having other people harvest it
2. Learning how to identify plants
3. Trying to save seeds or bulbs
4. Sharing a plot of land and want to keep everything separate from your neighbors
5. Planting in a public community garden with multiple people working on it
6. Trying to use intercropping (companion planting) to reduce weeds and pests
7. Running a nursery or greenhouse to increase efficiency
8. Maximizing care of your plants by having instructions right next to them
9. Minimizing buying duplicates so that you can have a wide variety of plants
10. Trying to locate where you had a plant no longer in bloom.
11. Educating others with an interactive walk-through garden
12. Grouping plants according to type
13. Identifying plants for sale or that were already sold
14. Creating a professional looking garden to impress others with your plant knowledge
15. Monitoring growth by marking the date it was planted

Are you ready to start identifying plants? The next step is to decide on what type of plant label is best for you, your identification goals and garden environment. Check out our blog, What type of plant label will work best in your garden?