Labeling trees can be beneficial to any arboretum, botanical garden, park, or tree trail so that visitors can be educated on the type of tree they are looking at. Tags can be customized to relay any information you need, and designing your tree tag can sometimes be overwhelming.

Use the following steps below to start designing your tree tag:
Step 1. Tag Size & Material: All the examples above are the standard arboretum tag Style 14, 3” x 5” inches, UV Stable Black Aluminum. If you would like a different style or material for your tree tags, browse through our website to view other examples.
Step 2. Hole Size & Layout: The standard hole size is a 1/8” inch, either at the top/bottom or left/right side of the tag. Different hole sizes and layouts are available depending on how you plan to attach your tag to the tree. No holes are available if you plan to attach the tag to a stake. (Nails and stakes can be purchased at local hardware stores or forestry supply stores).
Step 3. Text: Decide on what text and fonts you would like on your tag (all TrueType fonts are available).
***If you need help finding out the correct taxonomy of a tree, many of our customers have recommended using: https://www.itis.gov***
Step 4. Logo (Optional): All logos will need to be sent to us in a black and white line art format.
Step 5. QR Code (Optional): We will make the QR Code for you, all we need is the URL of the website you want your QR Code to go to. (Read more on using QR Codes for educational walking trails here.)
Download this PDF of a 3” x 5” blank arboretum tag to practice your design!