Hi There, Fellow Gardeners!
This is AnnahMarie.
Today, Organic Gurlz Gardens of Fort Wayne, Indiana will be sharing information on Innovative ways to make plant labels.
Blackboard Paint & Chalk:
This is a long lasting method & easily can be changed.
It is an awesome way to bring some creativity to your garden.
Using the chalk on blackboard paint for indoors is great as rain may wash away writing.
This is an especially excellent procedure for growing in your kitchen or dining room.
Hand Painted Rocks:
If you want to add some peppy colors to your garden, this is the plant label to use.
Painted rocks are a fun and nifty way to label your fruits and veggies.
It is also a fantastic project for the family!
So grab your paint brushes, it’s time to add some wonderful hues to your garden!
**We at Organic Gurlz Gardens suggest using a more eco-based paint for organic reasons**
Every garden needs labels, and Organic Gurlz Gardens has a few different ideas for your organic garden!
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Mini Blinds:
Yes, I am referring to the very blinds in your window.
Recycling used or old blinds to make plant labels is a technique commonly practiced by Organic Gurlz Gardens.
Not only is using blinds being eco-friendly, they are something easy to implement as a label.
Corks from Wine Bottles:
Another idea for your garden is to use a skewer (You can use something similar to a skewer such as a post) and place a cork at the point of the post.
You will need a permanent marker (Your choice of color) to label the corks.
This is a splendid process for growing on your patio or indoors, as overtime the cork will disintegrate.
For now on, you will have no worries about mistaking one plant for another with these handy labels!
Don’t forget to tell your kids, grandchildren , nieces and nephews about the Kids Oasis!
Don’t have a garden? No Worries! Contact Becca at Becca.b@OrganicGurlzGardens.
Keep on growing!
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The Organic Gurl’z Gardens
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