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  • Emma1978Emma1978 Posts: 201

    lol it's always great to label things, but sometimes it's impossible for me. I buy plants from places like car boot sales and think ooooooo thats pretty - I'll 'ave that! Soooooooooo then the end of the year rolls round, I dig up said plant, get my label and trusty marker pen out, and write........ oh heck, I don't actually know what this plant is!! So, I try and be descriptive. I write "daisy-thing" and "white flowers" on the label, and wander off, tutting to myself.

  • If I buy slate label will they be better than the white plastic with a sharpie 

    slate labels what would you use to write on them 

  • Lupin 1Lupin 1 Posts: 8,916

    Emma image

    I sometimes abbreviate on labels and later wonder what I meant.image

  • I have become quite parsimonious - I now cut up old margarine tubs for labels. I even colour coded my tomatoes this year because I knew the pencil would fade! However, it does make the gaden look as if it has a rash at times!

  • Lupin 1Lupin 1 Posts: 8,916

    Outdoor girl, that made me laugh.

  • Emma1978Emma1978 Posts: 201

    lol we're a strange lot aren't we 

  • izzy8izzy8 Posts: 147

    I wrote out some labels and covered them with clear nail varnish to seal them. Well it doesn't work, when I went back all the writing had run. Back to the drawing board then

  • nutcutletnutcutlet Posts: 27,441

    I had KEF's problem. Pots of RBHs, WGDs and BlYs

    I never label in the garden though. I have a list to refer to.



    In the sticks near Peterborough
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