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Dog Tags as Plant Labels

15 years ago

Somebody mentioned getting dog tags made for my cuttings. I've taped together layers of tinfoil and indented the names of the plants this way. Tags around here are $5 apiece unless you have a better source or another idea. I love to name my cuttings especially after they've bloomed and formed a nice bush..

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