Forget-Me-Knot Plant Markers

Item Number: XB866

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Unobtrusive, sturdy plastic markers go into the ground to remind you where bulbs and perennials are planted out of season, when you cannot see the foliage.

Pack of 12 Markers: 4 5/8" long each

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plant markers

Dec 15, 2024 | RT Keller

you know the problem! come spring, when we all go a bit crazy wanting every new plant---where are last years perineal ?? Ever cut into bulbs? well these little markers will save you lost lovelies. You can mark what you do have planted, or they can mark where you want to plant the new stuff. your choice. Peace for all in the New Year.

Best perennial markers!

May 16, 2024 | Olivia Biando

I love that these markers are flush with the ground -- no broken markers when you step on these guys! I put these markers on my valued perennials right when I plant them so that I don't forget to mark them at the end of the season. After a long winter, it's easy to see where not to plant -- because I know a perennial will show up soon!

Perfect Plant Marker

Apr 18, 2024 | Mark B.

We've purchased multiple bags of the Forget-Me-Knot Plant Markers. They're very sturdy, the stake is a good length, and we really like the horizontal orientation of the marker surface. They really help us mark the location of herbaceous perennials that we could easily lose track of the next spring before they reemerge. They're a little pricey, but these are the only plant markers we've found that have all the characteristics we're looking for. We're very happy with them.

good reminders

Mar 29, 2022 | linda gregory

I didn't think to order more and as I see the spring bulbs popping up, I will be ordering more soon.

forget me not markers work very well for me

Dec 4, 2020 | Deborah Feingold

Love these forget-me-not markers: easy to see and look nice.

These will be great in spring

Jul 2, 2019 | Margaret Meyer

This spring the landscapers cut back various shrubs and then added mulch, so I couldn't find the plants in the spring and thought they did not survive. I think these markers will be perfect for identifying plant locations next spring. What a great idea!