Plastic Plant Labels Bulk Pack – 500pcs UV Stabilised Garden Tags (120mm x 13mm)

What are these Plastic Plant Labels used for?

They're ideal for tracking seedlings, plant varieties, sow dates, pot contents, rows, and propagation batches. Great for seed trays, garden beds, houseplants, hydroponics, school gardens, and collector setups like bonsai or orchids.

How many labels are in the bulk pack?

You get 500 plastic plant labels per pack—plenty for season-long sowing, propagation, or nursery use.

What size are the labels and what are they made from?

Each label is 120mm long and 13mm wide, made from UV-stabilised plastic to handle sun, water, and weather with better durability than standard plastics.

Are these plant labels weatherproof and reusable?

Yes—they’re weather-resistant and can be reused. Use pencil or erasable markers for reusability, or permanent garden markers if you want the writing to last all season.

What’s the best marker to use on plastic plant labels?

Use a waterproof garden marker for long-term labeling, or pencil if you want to reuse the tags. Standard markers like Sharpies can fade in sun. Let ink dry before handling.

Can I erase writing or reuse the labels?

Yes. Pencil erases easily, and some permanent markers can be removed with isopropyl alcohol. Avoid acetone—it may damage the plastic. Wash and sterilise labels if reusing across seasons.

How much can I write on each label?

The 120mm length gives space for plant names, sowing dates, or short notes. Many gardeners use one side for names and the other for dates or batch codes.

Do these labels work in seed trays, pots, and plant rows?

Absolutely. They're slim enough for trays, sturdy enough for garden beds, and visible enough to use in propagation, hydroponics, or rotating plant setups.

Are the labels safe for edible gardens?

Yes—these are standard nursery-grade plastic tags commonly used in veggie beds and edible gardens. Just keep them clean and don’t let broken pieces mix into soil.

Can I trim or punch holes in the labels?

Yes—you can cut them shorter with scissors or punch holes to tie them to pots or plants. Just use clean tools and avoid cracking the plastic with blunt force.

Do these plant labels survive sun, rain, frost, and winter?

They’re designed for outdoor use with UV-stabilised plastic that resists sun damage and cracking. They generally survive frost and wet conditions, though long-term exposure may age them over time.

Will the labels float if dropped in water?

They’re lightweight and may float, but it’s not guaranteed. If you’re near ponds or hydro setups, secure them to avoid losing tags.

Can these labels be recycled?

It depends on your local recycling rules. To reduce waste, reuse them as much as possible before disposal. Always check with local facilities for plastic recycling options.

What’s the most common mistake with plant labels?

Using the wrong marker—faded writing isn’t the label’s fault. Use pencil or a proper UV-resistant garden marker and place labels where they avoid heavy splash or rubbing.