A homemade garden marker will do just fine in a pinch. Plus, if it’s going to adorn my garden all year, then it should look natural and attractive as well as have some staying power.

3. Now get out your fine point permanent markers. You might choose to draw an image of the plant’s seedling, to better help you as they emerge. Or do a nice botanical sketch.

DIY: Garden Markers This year, I’m planting my herbs in the sunniest corner of our yard, so hopefully they won’t turn yellow and die again. Third time’s the charm, right? I don’t really ...

These easy plant markers are made from rocks you can find in your yard, or you can purchase a bag at the craft store. This is a great project for kids too.

These DIY markers have a vintage look that's right at home in a garden. These garden markers are so simple to make that even the least DIY-inclined will have no trouble with it.

1. Stone Garden Markers Using nothing but rocks and some paint, you can make a set of beautiful garden markers to label all of your plants. First, look for rocks that have a relatively flat ...

Wondering how to make metal tags for your garden? Learn how to make DIY metal plant tags by turning washers into garden markers. Excerpt from Garden Made (Roost Books, 2015) by Stephanie Rose.

Garden Markers Keeping track of your plants is essential for a thriving garden, and recycled toilet rolls make perfect garden markers. By writing the names of your plants on the cardboard and ...

Garden marker choices can say a lot about the gardeners themselves. There are plenty of plant markers available for sale, but I've been exploring ways to make my own.

When labeling plant markers in the garden, flats or pots, a pencil is better than pen, indelible ink or not. Pencils write on plastic or wood with ease (especially the softer No. 1 1/2 or No. 2 ...

The marker on its post — about six or seven feet tall, with a blue star in the middle of the sign — now sits on PCH near Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park.