Vegetable garden markers

Garden markers can be just as beautiful as the flowers, herbs and vegetables that they mark! These 20 ideas to buy or

"The very thought of garden fresh veggies makes me smile! Not only will these garden markers help to plot out your homegrown goodness, they'll look cute doing it! In bright happy colors, each garden marker is hand painted on solid wood, and weather sealed. Each marker measures approximately 1x2-12\" **To Order: Select the quantity you need, and then just list what you would like on each stake in the notes at time of purchase.** Check out our other garden signs here…

How do you identify your plants in the garden after you have planted the seed? I usually use Garden Markers to help me to know what plants are what. As I was looking around the web for Garden Marker Ideas, I found so many creative ways to make them by using items around the house and outdoors.

These DIY plant markers for your garden are an easy and cute way to display all the vegetables, herbs, or flowers you're growing.

How to stamp copper plant markers with garden plant names.

With some inexpensive spoons and acrylic paint you can create this colorful wood spoon garden markers DIY!

Using clay to make garden markers is one creative idea that you can try. You can make a garden marker in the shape of a circle and paint it blue so it will look bright. Then you can attach it to the wire and stick it in each plant pot that matches the name written on the garden marker. #gardenmarker #gardendecor #gardendesign

It’s gardening time! Have you ever planted your garden and then not remembered what was growing where? Me, too. Every year I make a garden map, but then somehow it gets displaced and I end up...

30 Outdoor Ideas for DIY garden markers or plant labels. Choose to make your simple DIY garden marker plant labels using rock, clay, sticks, spoons, or kids' toys. A whole bushel full of plant tag and marker ideas for Spring gardening.

It’s gardening time! Have you ever planted your garden and then not remembered what was growing where? Me, too. Every year I make a garden map, but then somehow it gets displaced and I end up...