2 Pack Garden Marker Pen Permanent Markers Black (UV Fade Resistant Marker Pens for Plant Markers Garden Markers Waterproof Pen Black Markers Outdoor Marker for Garden Plant Labels 0.8mm)

We grow raspberries and strawberries and many other berries and this is so helpful when we are having the baby plants and to remember which one is which these are so helpful. You can easily write on them and it's very clear the quality is wonderful great value for the money and they're stronger than getting a popsicle stick that's going to end up fading

Works well for labeling garden veg. I wrote onto plastic garden signs and liked the fine tip of the markers. Would recommend, good value. Has not faded yet through spring/summer. Seems durable and the black color makes it easy to read the writing.

I love Sharpies, but the ink does fade out when exposed long enough to the sun and elements. This is just what I needed for marking irrigation valve tags that are exposed. The right tool for the right job.

The media could not be loaded. They worked well for us. Used them about a month ago.

So far so good. I really like the size and sturdiness, and the markers work very well. Very nice product

After getting frusted with my Sharpie Markers fading on my plant labels, I decided to give these a try based all the positive reviews. After using them outdoors (in rain, sun, & heat), the markers held up to the elements with minor fading, so I am very pleased with this product! I also reallly like the FINE POINT on these markers which makes it so much easier to write on smaller plant labels. I will definitely be ordering more of these markers.

The tip is fine point, permanent.. I like these. Using them to write on plastic.

These pens really stand up to weather and last in the garden, especially helpful when there's a jungle of tomato, pea, and bean vines clambering all over your flowers and herbs in your summer garden. With these pens, I can glance down and spy my little plastic tab labels [cut from milk cartons] that I inserted fresh from my winter seed sown jugs and see the info I need. This way I identify and note which I want to repeat and which may need alteration in care or complete elimination from next year's repertoire. Can't do that with pencil, ink pen, sharpies that fade away. To boot, they have lasted for me 2 years now and counting. I labelled my winter jugs as pics show and later use the tops for cloches so tiny direct sown seeds can grow big enough under them to withstand bugs that cut them to the ground when tiny. Those cloches still carry the writing from the pens first sown a couple years back through frost, rain, heat, and sun.