Foraineam 500 Pcs 6 x 10cm (2.4 x 4 inch) T-Type Plant Labels Plastic Plant Tags Nursery Garden Labels

Pretty decent and a good price in 500 pack. Good and flexible in normal growing weather - get pretty brittle below freezing and will snap if you hit one or throw snow cover hard against it.Regular pens do not stick worth beans - you need a paint pen (probably longest lasting), DP Industries Clip Strip Garden Marker (best felt-tip marker for plant tags in my opinion), or Sharpie Extreme marker to have any hope of markings lasting more than a year or two. A bit of an effort but I roughen the writing side with 600 grit emery paper before use - goes pretty fast, just taking a couple of swipes over the sandpaper sheet with the tag holding with a gloved hand. Makes a BIG difference in how well the markings stick and are at least readable enough to reink over them with the correct info.if you want PERMANENT markings/tags, use the aluminum strips you emboss the lettering on with a pen or dull scribe, and wire tie to the plant (or its marker stake for ones you cut back to the ground every year).

Good quality with a good price. Delivery is reliable.

These are a lot easier to read with the larger space to write on, or apply labels to. I go to shows to sell plants, and other vendors ask me where to get these.

not the sturdiest but works well for me and a heck of a buy.

The plant tags were what I wanted, but we’re not exactly the quality I had hoped for.

We use these at our plant shop for labels. They are very large and extremely sturdy. We have bought before and will buy again. Best buy for your money. A+ to the seller.

I've used labels like these before and like that they have a wide writing surface so you can write bigger than the long skinny ones.They are holding up well so far even in the heatwave we have been going through these last few weeks.Good stuff!

These plant tags are a good value for their price. I have a lot of plants so it was nice to get so many for the price. They are sturdy for sticking in our sandy/rocky soil though if I met resistance I made a hole with a long screwdriver then tried putting them in again. They are large enough to write on so that you can read them while standing (some tags you have to get real close to in order to read). I wrote on some with sharpies and used stickers covered with package tape on others. Don't know how they will do over the winter - rain, snow etc. - as I have only had them for a couple of weeks.