Foraineam 30 Pack 10 Inch High Copper Plate Metal Plant Labels Garden Stake Tags Reusable Planting Gardening Markers

I absolutely love these! I tried 2 different label styles - writing the plant name with a Sharpie, which works well & looks nice. The writing does stay through rain, bright hot sun, & regular watering, but then I tried using labels from my label maker which turned out to be my favorite way to use these. I love that the name really stands out while still being able to see the beautiful copper of the marker/stake. The label has also stayed on without showing wear & tear through rain, sleet, hail, & intense hot high altitude burning sun. Now that they've been exposed to the elements for a couple months mine are starting to develop a beautiful patina. Whether you use a Sharpie or a label maker, either way works & looks terrific! I love these markers/stakes! They're beautiful, functional, sturdy, well made & really make your garden/landscape look finished & professional. Most importantly they help me know what I planted where.P.S. The label maker I used was a "Brother P-Touch Pt-d210 Label Maker Labeler - LCD Display and Qwerty Easy-to-Use".

These stand out in my garden and are so Charming

Carve the plant name in with a ball point pen, then go over it with a Sharpie marker. Then take them outside and spray with clear glaze (i'm a fan of Rustoleum Satin clear). They'll last 4-5 years, before the stakes rust off at ground level... unless you have a freight train dog that tramples your garden like a bull in a china shop.... nothing survives that. But I pick up the labels, and pop them back in the ground (when I can find them... sometimes they get flung to parts unknown). Only one has had the copper label detach from the steel stake... I literally have no idea how she managed THAT.

These are decent value for the quality. They seem to be holding up ok. I wanted an angle for the labels so I bent the spikes with a pair of pliers. Used a label maker with outdoor labels and was able to fit everything I wanted on the label.

Love them!

i used a little embossing set to punch the words into mine, but clear label makers would probably work best for most people. i always seem to want to be a little different though haha. anyway, these are great! they are thin as expected, so they can get a bit wrinkly with embossing (especially longer names) but i did not expect them not do that. also they are copper, so of course i also expected some oxidation and yes, some of them have gotten some light surface oxidation on them so far. some others have not. i am perfectly happy with them either way, we live out in the woods on a mountain so the rustic look totally suits us. i got these to mark my plants in the garden that i just redid this summer, so that when things start growing again in the spring i will know what plants are where and what might be weeds. i do like them and plan to get more next year when i redo my other gardens. if by chance something goes terribly wrong with them over winter (when they'll be covered in snow for months), i will update my review in the spring when that is revealed. in fact i will try to remember to give an update either way.

They were just as nice and a good bit less expensive than a similar product.

The product is great, but I only received 13 when I should've gotten 30! I can't find a way to contact the company. I can only return them, but I've already written on them when I remembered I was supposed to get more. Now what?!

I needed tags for indoor house plants that could be used over and over. These are fairly sturdy, good looking and can be used over and over again. The prongs are slim and prevent damage to roots. I used a felt pen —- which is easily removed with rubbing alcohol. The copper is thin enough that it could easily bend. You just have to be mindful of that. I only wish there were different lengths. These feel too short to use in our vegetable garden.

Classy & sturdy I LOVE them. Quite a step up from popsicle dticjs. 😊

These labels are great, love that they are re-useable & look sharp in the plant beds. Only slight negative is the label portioned isn't angled to view from standing position, but easily rectified by bending them back.

Good quality but would prefer tilted label holder but easy to adjust. Have bought several times.

I used a grease pen to write my plant names when planting last fall and you can still read them all now as clearly as when I wrote them. Definitely recommend!