A Quality Plant Label Makes a House Plant a Home Plant

Plant labels in your garden help you remember names, remember what you planted where and help visitors learn about your garden, too. But plant labels aren’t just for outdoor gardens. For those of you who love to adorn your house with lush green plant life, a quality plant label can identify your plant and accent its importance in your home.

If you have a quality plant label tucked in the soil of your house plant, it shows your passion and care for your plants. Your plants weren’t just haphazardly purchased, shoved in corners that were bare and then were forgotten. You are a gardener and your plants are important to you – both those indoors and outdoors.

Adorning your home with plants makes it cozy and beautiful. Decorating with plants is an inexpensive way to give texture and life to rooms. Tall floor plants soften sharp corners and can even make ceilings appear higher. Plants with cascading leaves can trail down rectangular bookcase sides and give dimension to the flat sides. Feathery ferns can take the cold feeling away from a dark-surfaced cold tile or brick fireplace wall. A warm weather plant growing in a sunny spot by the sliding door can make your house feel tropical even in winter.

Kitchens are a natural place to use your plants for both decorating and purpose. Potted herbs can fill a windowsill with fragrance and texture and be easily at hand to pluck and throw into soups and stews. With a beautiful quality plant label for each herb, you have added informational design to each pot. Herbs aren’t the only plants that will make your kitchen more attractive. A variety of plants with various types of leaves will soften flat cabinets and warm hard tile floors. Plants can rise out of pots and cascade out like green fountains to even create fixtures in the center of floors.

Indoor plants help collect dust and can clean the air in your house. Be sure to gently dust your plant leaves periodically so that your hardworking plants won’t become smothered in house dust. Hold the leaf in one hand and with the other hand run a damp dust cloth down the face of the leaf, taking care not to pull the leaf from the plant as you pull the damp cloth across the leaf’s surface. With a spritz of water on the leaves the plant can create some moisture in the air during the dry days of winter and can keep collecting irritating indoor air particles.

Kincaid Plant Markers can create the quality plant label that makes your plants more than just some leaves in a corner of the room. Our custom plant labels allow you to put the common name or Latin name of your plant on the plate. The 100 percent classic stainless steel posts will never decay and will blend in nicely with kitchen stainless appliances or with the décor in any room of the house.