Details
A name on every seedling
Each stake is a flat white strip of PVC, 4 inches long and 0.8 inch wide, with a point that slides into potting mix. White takes pencil and permanent marker, and the writing stands out from across the bench.
Gardeners use them for seed trays, house plants and rows of seedlings. One buyer wipes old names off with rubbing alcohol and writes the next crop on the same stake.
Good to know before you buy
At 4 inches they stand tall in a seed cell, and one buyer found them too big for starter trays. Plastic left in full sun outdoors all summer can wear faster than in a pot on the windowsill.
AMORNING plant stake labels specifications
- Type
- Plant Labels
- Size
- 4 × 0.8 in (10 × 2 cm)
- Material
- PVC plastic
- Color
- White
- Shape
- Flat stake with a pointed tip
- In the pack
- 100 labels
Using the stakes
- 1Write the name and the sowing date before you push the stake in.
- 2Push it in at the edge of the cell, away from the seed.
- 3At the end of the season, wash the stakes and keep them for next spring.
What buyers say about the plant stake labels
- 5 stars84%
- 4 stars10%
- 3 stars5%
- 2 stars0%
- 1 star1%
Great labels. Easy use
They are thick. Plastic plant markers. Work amazing. If you use perm marker they will stay through rain and use. If you need to remove perm marker and relabel. You simply put alcohol on the end and when it bubbles the letters, you can then wipe away ink with a paper towel. Good price for a good product and generous amount
Zero problems
These are perfect. The writing stays in place. They are a hard plastic. Extremely easy to label and place safely were needed. Extremely durable and the size is perfect. They are white in color so writing stands out.
Durable nice labels
I came back buying more of these. These actually work! All other marks ive bought before the ink would come off no matter what i used. These seem to work great for me. I use a pencil to write and it stays and doesn't rinse off! Only complain is they are fairly large. Which is great for bigger pots or garden beds but when dtarting out seed trays or small pots they are way too big. But they are very durable and really nice labels tho!!
Questions about the stake labels
Are 4-inch stakes too big for seed trays?
For the smallest cells they can be: the stake is 4 inches long and 0.8 inch wide, and one buyer found it too big for starter trays. In pots and larger cells it stands clear of the leaves and stays readable.
Stakes or T-tags
Stake labels or T-type tags?
Stakes, at 4 × 0.8 in, suit seed trays and small pots; T-tags, with a 2.36 in wide head, suit bigger pots and beds where you want a date and a note. Both come 100 to a pack.
| 4-Inch Plant Stake Labels, 100 Pack | T-Type Plant Tags, 100 Pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 4 × 0.8 in (10 × 2 cm) | 2.36 × 3.94 in (6 × 10 cm) |
| Material | PVC plastic | Smooth plastic |
| Shape | Flat stake with a pointed tip | T-shaped, wide flat head |
| In the pack | 100 labels | 100 tags |
| Price | $6.02 | $7.18 |
| Buyer ratings | 4.7 out of 5 from 1,270 | 4.7 out of 5 from 1,741 |
| Better choice when | You label seed trays and small pots | You label pots and beds and want room for notes or a color code |
