Description
13″ BioMarkers – 13″ long, 2.5″ x 4.0″ angled top and flat marking surface
In comparison to other plant markers, garden tags, or plant stakes, ours are far superior in many ways.
- The design is very sturdy and won’t break down.
- Our tough BioMarkers will last many seasons.
- Won’t bend or rust compared to other metal stakes.
- Aesthetically pleasing and comes in 4 colors.
- Weatherproof labels included- can be laser printed or handwritten.
- Select from eight colors, black, dark green, terra cotta, white stone, blue, red, yellow and orange.
What is Biomass?
Biomass is a sustainable and renewable resource. It contains 20% (average) biomass from agriculture waste by-products. It has a lower carbon footprint by using post-consumer and/or post-industrial recycled plastic.
Weatherproof Labels:
The weatherproof labels can be handwritten with a permanent ink marker or printed using laser or ink jet printers. The labels are pressure sensitive, so they are easy to remove when they do start to wear out. They remain in place and readable through all kinds of weather, but when it’s time to peel them off, they don’t leave a residue. You just clean off the marker and apply another label. For permanent labels, you may want to consider using engraved labels as they last for many years.
Thomas –
I received fast accurate fulfillment of my order on Shop Iowa. I have used these MCG BioMarkers for many years, which are garden plant markers which receive your own custom labels to identify plants and for me year transplanted. They are available in several colors, 3 sizes, and are supplied by US Veteran owned company, manufactured in USA. Label placard is slanted tilted for easy reading. They are durable, weather proof, and professional upgrade to garden.
savageaw –
This is my second purchase of the 13″ biomarkers, because they are that good! They are easy to read from a standing distance and endure our summer sun well. We use them in our HOA sponsored xeric garden park here in Colorado. Children running through the garden only broke 2 spikes last year. But people stop to read the labels & admire the flowers. For our volunteer crew, the botanical Latin and maintence tips are on the back side. Oil base markers stand up better to the weather than laundry pen ink, but we do take them in for winter.