Set of 40 Wooden Garden Labels – 4 Decorative Shapes (T-Type, Butterfly, House, Flower) Eco-Friendly, Reusable, Herbs, Vegetables & Flowers Indoor/Outdoor

Easy-to-use writing surface and pointed stakes. Each label has a blank side for personalized labeling with marker pens (not included), allowing you to write plant names, growth stages, or care tips. The pointed design at the bottom ensures quick and effortless insertion into the soil, saving you time in the garden. Eco-friendly natural wood material. Made from sustainable and renewable wood, these labels are plastic-free, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly. The premium wood is polished smooth with no burrs, ensuring durability and gentle use both indoors and outdoors. Versatile for all gardening needs. Suitable for herbs, flowers, vegetables, seedlings, and potted plants, these labels are perfect for gardens, greenhouses, nurseries, or indoor flower beds. Their decorative and functional design makes them ideal for organizing plots, marking seasonal crops, or embellishing gift plants. Weatherproof and Reusable Durability Designed to withstand rain, sun, and the elements, the water-repellent wood retains its clarity and structure over time. Reusable, they resist fading and warping, offering a sustainable alternative to disposable plastic labels. Assorted Designs with 4 Unique Shapes Including T-Type, Butterfly, House, and Flower designs, the set of 40 labels adds a decorative touch to gardens while helping to organize plants. Each shape offers a distinct aesthetic, ideal for labeling different species or adding visual charm to pots, flower beds, and greenhouses. Specifications: Pallet Contents: 40 plant labels Weight: Approx. 100 grams Size: One Size Designs: T-Type, Butterfly, House, Flower Material: Wood Color: Natural (wood) Use: Designed for herbs, flowers, vegetables, seedlings, and potted plants, these are suitable for gardens, greenhouses, nurseries, or indoor installations. Their functional decorative design makes them ideal for organizing flowerbeds, marking seasonal crops, and displaying plants as gifts.