Pack of 100 Threaded Plant Tags provides a simple way to identify plants, varieties, cuttings and stored gardening materials. Each plastic tag has a thread for attaching it without pushing the label into the potting medium.
The tags are supplied in assorted colours, making it easier to organise plants into groups. The exact colour combination may vary between packs.
Why Use Them
- Thread included with each tag
- Blank surface for handwritten information
- Assorted colours for simple grouping
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor gardening
- Can be attached to plants, supports, pots and bags
- Useful for home gardeners and nurseries
- Plastic tags can be cleaned and reused
Product Details
| Detail |
Information |
| Pack size |
100 tags |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Attachment |
Thread |
| Colours |
Assorted colours |
| Surface |
Blank and writable |
| Main use |
Labelling plants and gardening materials |
| Suitable for |
Home gardens, nurseries and plant shops |
| Marker |
Not included |
Colours are supplied according to available stock. Individual colour selection is not available.
Best Uses
These threaded tags can be used for:
- Naming indoor and outdoor plants
- Identifying different plant varieties
- Recording sowing or planting dates
- Labelling cuttings and propagated plants
- Marking grafted branches
- Organising nursery plants
- Adding prices or item codes to plants for sale
- Labelling stored bulbs and seed bags
- Separating plants by colour, variety or planting group
Threaded tags are especially useful when a label needs to be attached to a branch, plant support, pot handle or storage bag.
What to Write
Depending on the plant, you can record:
- Plant name
- Variety
- Sowing date
- Transplanting date
- Grafting date
- Flower colour
- Purchase date
- Batch number
- Price or nursery code
Keep the writing short and leave enough space between lines so the information remains easy to read.
How to Use
- Write the required information on the clean, dry tag.
- Allow the writing to dry before handling it.
- Pass the thread around the plant support, pot handle, branch or bag.
- Tie the thread securely without pulling it too tightly.
- Position the tag where it can be read easily.
When attaching a tag to a living stem or branch, leave enough space for the plant to grow. Check the thread regularly and loosen or move it if the stem begins becoming thicker.
Colour Groups
The assorted colours can be used to create a simple identification system. For example, use one colour for flowering plants, another for vegetables and another for newly propagated plants.
Write down your chosen colour system so that anyone caring for the plants can understand it.
Care
Wipe dusty tags with a damp cloth. For heavier dirt, wash them with water and a small amount of dishwashing liquid, then allow them to dry before writing again.
Writing made with a permanent marker may not wash off completely. Test your marker on one tag first if you plan to reuse the labels.
FAQs
Is a marker included with the tags?
No. Any marker shown in the product photographs is for demonstration only. A permanent marker is usually the most practical choice for outdoor labels.
How are these different from tags inserted into soil?
Threaded tags are attached to branches, supports, handles or bags. Insert-style plant tags are pushed directly into the potting medium beside the plant.
Can the tags remain outdoors during rain?
The plastic tags can be used outdoors, but the writing may fade depending on the pen used and exposure to sunlight and rain. Use a suitable permanent marker and rewrite faded information when necessary.
Can a damaged thread be replaced?
Yes. The original thread can be replaced with ordinary string or another thin tie that passes through the hole in the tag.
Can these tags be attached directly to young plants?
They can, but avoid tightening the thread around a soft stem. Attaching the tag to a nearby support is safer for delicate seedlings and young plants.
Common Names: Threaded Plant Tags, Hanging Plant Labels, Plant Name Tags, Nursery Tags, Garden Labels
