How to Create Easy Plant Markers
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In my home of three girls and two dogs, things get messy. When it rains, the dogs track mud into my bed. When we work out in the garden, a layer of dirt gets on everything we are wearing. When we mow, there are green stains on our jeans.
We are independent ladies who get stuff done, and things get dirty.
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PLANT MARKERS
It definitely was helpful when we started our vegetable garden (which involved a lot of dirt, and a lot 0f dogs getting into said dirt)!
Our container garden consists of onions and squash, and we created super simple vegetable markers (or plant markers)!
We found small wooden spoons, and we painted the scoops with craft paint. Using painter’s tape, we created a perfect edge where the paint ends.
Then, we used a paint marker to write out the name of the vegetable.
We let the spoons paint for 5 hours, and then we just stuck them in the pots! We color-coordinated the spoons, and we plan on adding more peppers and herbs – so we will be making more of these bad boys!
They honestly looks like something from a high-end decor store, but they only cost about $5 to make all of them!
Plus we had no worries about making messes because we have all® free clear Liquid Detergent!
What is your favorite plant (mine is a Boston Fern)?
