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How to Read A Plant Tag
You rely on plant labels to give you the information you need to be successful in choosing and growing your new plants. But do you really know what everything on those labels mean? Here’s a quick visual guide to decoding plant labels.
hi - just wondering if there was an app to use with your smartphone for scanning the bar code for more information as stated in the video? thank you! videos are great!
Any QR code reader should work.
I only buy Proven Winners plants. I'm 67 years old and I've learned that I don't waste time and money on any other plants. My flower beds look amazing. People driving past my house actually stop the car to comment on my amazing flowers. LOVE Proven Winners plants!!!
I agree with you!! I'm in zone 5 and can't wait to start to planting!
Thank you for letting us know! We love hearing success stories :)
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Happy gardening!
Cindy
Proven Winners
Your plant tags are the BEST!!! They have everything a gardener needs.
Thank you.
ps The emails from Kerry are great and very helpful.
Could you post an example of a perennial plant tag so we can see the difference between the annuals and perennials - it's important for those of us in cold areas to understand the tags. Thanks.
I was so amazed to learn so much about the info on the tag - I usually give it a cursory scanning and now I know to do more.
I have a gerbera tag that states full sun. This is the second time I have obtained this plant and when I planted the first one in the sun, it was instant death (yes, I watered it) and this one - not sure what is happening to it.
We would need to know more information to know why the plant. Give our customer service a call at 815-895-8130 and we would love to help figure out why.
Kelly Geoghegan
Where is perennials or annual identified ?
Sometimes when you see a new plant, you don't know if its perennials or annuals.
other info is very helpful.
thank you,
ML Banes
mlbanes@aol.com
Under zone it will state "annual excepts in zone (insert #)" or just say "perennial in zones (insert #) ". Sorry it is very small to see!
Hope this helps!
Kelly Geoghegan