Traditional Copper Tie-On Plant Labels - 11cm x 2cm, 10 Pack with Copper Wires - Permanent Marker for Trees, Shrubs, and Perennials

Traditional Copper Tie-On Plant Labels - 11cm x 2cm, 10 Pack with Copper Wires - Permanent Marker for Trees, Shrubs, and Perennials

For plant identification that is truly permanent and long-lasting, these **Traditional Copper Tie-On Plant Labels** are the classic choice of professional horticulturists and dedicated gardeners. Made from durable copper, these labels measure **11cm x 2cm** and come **pre-punched** for easy attachment. They secure firmly to plants, canes, or trees using the included **unbreakable copper wires**, which simply twist to lock. Copper naturally develops a beautiful patina over time, making these labels incredibly aesthetic while being completely **weatherproof and UV-resistant**. Your etched or embossed details will remain legible for decades.

Best For Enthusiasts, nurseries, and botanical collections needing **permanent, elegant, and chemical-free identification** for high-value stock, trees, and long-term garden features.

Key Features**

• Permanent Copper Material: Copper is extremely **durable and weather-resistant**, providing the longest lifespan of any traditional label material. It requires no maintenance.

• Unbreakable Copper Wires: Each label includes strong, malleable **copper wires** to securely and permanently tie the tag onto a branch, stem, or stake.

• Ideal Writing Surface: The soft copper surface is perfect for **embossing** or writing deeply with a sharp, hard tool (not included), ensuring the inscription never fades.

• Classic Aesthetic: Develops a beautiful, natural green patina over time, adding a **traditional and professional look** to your entire collection.

Sizes Available

This product is sold as a single **Pack of 10 labels**.

Specifications

• Brand: RYSET

• Type: Tie-On Label

• Material: Copper

• Dimensions: 11cm x 2cm

• Quantity: 10 Labels per Pack

• Included: Copper Tie Wires

Ideal For (Uses)

• Permanent identification of fruit trees, vines, and expensive shrubs.

• Labeling perennial beds and established rose bushes.

• Marking specimen plants in botanical collections and arboretums.