It’s time to start sowing seeds for planting out when the
weather warms up, and I’m impressed with my new Brother garden labeller. It’s light, easy to use, the adhesive labels are beautifully clear and - big plus! - weather-resistant. They
can go either directly on the pots and seed trays, or be stuck on plastic
markers to be transferred when the seedlings need potting on. I’m trialling tomato
seeds in some SilvaGrow peatfree compost to see how they compare with those
grown in standard compost from the garden centre, so it’s vital there’s no
confusion.
(They’ve just gone into the
propagator – there’ll be an update on the result.)
The labeller is a Brother GL-H105, and I can already see many
other uses for the labels: on office files and boxes, on plugs, and also for
identifying food in the freezer. Plus the included guide says iron-on name
tapes are available.
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