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All Copper Verdigris Markers
for the Serious Gardener!
Don't forget your hosta collection when ordering.
All Copper ~ Solid one piece construction - means nothing to get separated from the stem and no dangling parts that create a cuteness or whimsy in the garden. Leave that for the garden decorations that are meant to be fun!
Letters are engraved and the whole marker is sealed to ensure a luster to the lettering for years to come.
Our copper markers have a true patina finish with an antique appearance. Just as the variable shading in a good pair of Levis!
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| Copper Garden Markers with verdigris finish! | Common and botanical names |
Herb and Perennial Plant Garden Markers:
Understanding the importance of correct nomenclature and the benefits of plant labels in the garden. Herb N' Ewe manufactures and sells all copper verdigris garden markers complete with the common and botanical names of the plant. In a sound proof workroom, an Herb N' Ewe employee engraves all copper garden markers for more than 86 herb plants and 86 perennial plants and produces custom orders for individual customers.
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| An old fashioned herb plant | Proper marker placement |
Click here to order perennial markers or herb markers.
| New this Spring!
A wildflower set that marks all your favorites that hide from you the rest of the year. Great for your wildflower path! Each set contains 14 markers and is on sale for $69. The set includes Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Jacob's Ladder, Wild Geranium, Butterfly Weed, Maidenhair Fern, Bloodroot, Trillium, Liverleaf, Dutchman's Breeches, Cinnamon Fern, May Apple, Foam Flower, Virginia Blue Bells and Wild Blue Phlox. Sorry, no substitutions, sold as a set only. |
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| Click here to order wildflower set. | Jack- in-the-Pulpit
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| Bloodroot - Sanguinaria canadensis | Jacob's Ladder - Polemonium reptans |
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name plate is 3 x 1 1/4 in size and has room for a common name and a
botanical name. The stem is about 14 inches in length and proper
placement is about 12 inches in front of the plant and all the way into
the ground so the plate is just slightly on top of the mulch. This
allows for year around use. Projection of more stem interferes with raking
and general gardening maintenance. After all, it is meant to mark
the plant for you. Placing the marker next to the base or into the
crown of the plant is highly discouraged. Copper repels slugs - Chemical free! it's the green way to go! It is a known fact that copper puts an electric like shock in the soil for a radius of about 15 inches. Your garden center sells copper tape, why not use an attractive marker with the common and botanical name of the plant instead ? |
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