Plant labels

Thanks Nelliemoser. I am always surprised by people's generosity whether they bring one plant or a trayful to be sold.
One Saturday last summer an allotment holder delivered 4 large boxes of butternut squashes, courgettes, marrows and apples. Another friend gave a large bag of runner beans and then Mick arrived with a large bucket of dahlias. I didn't know which items to price first - but of course the dahlias took pole position. I save plastic punnets for the gooseberries as they arrive by the bucketful.

I cannot keep plant lables in place they end up everywhere but on the plant.
Chocolatepudding your plant stall looks lovely.

Thanks Rubysong. The dahlias in the photo are grown to show standard on a nearby allotment and they always sell quickly. At the moment I have some perennials, some gardening magazines and a box of packets of flower seeds which a friend rescued from a works skip. Some rhubarb sold well today.

Lovely stall chocpud . Most of my plants have been bought from stalls like yours. Well done with your fundraising.
I have found a CD marker which seems to work.

I use Sharpie markers for all my plant labels and price labels as I run a small plant stall outside my home to raise money for our local hospice. I find after a lot of sunshine (say several weeks) I need to redo the labels as the plants do sit on a South facing table. I cut up margarine tubs and plastic milk bottles for labels.
Several friends bring me plants, flowers, fruit and vegetables to sell and last year we raised £1150.

I think I have a Sharpie somewhere Shysal I'll give it a try.

Sharpie pens should do the job. I have yet to find a surface that they don't work on. They are permanent so should be waterproof. Good luck!