Map Your Garden

By SCButtercup
October 30, 2014

You don't know where you're going unless you know where you've been. Plant tags and markers can get lost or carried away by varmints, but a garden map tucked away in your garden notebook will always be there when spring arrives. Here are some easy tips for an accurate map.

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Nov 1, 2014 8:04 PM CST
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Name: Donna King
Selmer, TN (Southern West TN) (Zone 7b)
Hummingbirder Garden Ideas: Master Level
Wonderful idea! I often use these metal markers, they are zinc plates that are on heavy wire stakes. You write on them with a -#2 lead pencil, however I have discovered the writing seems to be quite permanent as I cannot get it off the plate once I've written on it. What I have learned to do is to number the stakes, then map or list the plants by number keeping a list or map with the plant listed by the number of it's stake. Then if you lose that plant, you just plant another plant and change the name on your list. I get my plant stakes off eBay.
The Hooterville Hillbilly @ Hummingbird Hill
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