Last Chance: End of Production for the Stealth Printer.

Order yours while Supplies Last

The Stealth printer has earned a place in many growing operations as a practical, budget-friendly way to print tags and labels in-house. Now, production of the Stealth, the horticultural version of the TSC TTP-247, has ended.

We have only a few units left in stock, and they’re available while supplies last. When those final printers are gone, they’re gone.  If you’ve been considering a Stealth for a new print station, a small operation, or a backup for your current workflow, this is the last opportunity to get one from us.

There’s good news for growers considering a purchase: we’ll continue supporting the Stealth, and replacement parts will remain available for years to come. Each printer also comes with a two-year warranty.  So while production has ended, you won’t be left to figure things out alone.

View the Stealth printer and available kit options.

A proven fit for focused, smaller print jobs

Not every nursery needs a high-volume industrial printer at every workstation. For smaller print jobs, the Stealth offers an appealing combination: a budget-friendly price, a compact footprint, and a useful fit for common horticultural printing needs.

It’s especially well suited to printing:

• Slip-on tags
• Labels
• Thinner 13 mil pot tags made from ZX material

That makes it a handy option for a grower getting started with in-house printing, or for an established business that wants to add a print station closer to a particular task.  For example, a team might use it to print a run of slip-on tags for an upcoming crop, produce labels in smaller batches, or handle 13 mil ZX pot tags for a specific workflow.

The goal isn’t to suggest that one printer is right for every print room.  Media and day-to-day needs vary.  But if your work centers on these types of tags and labels, and your print jobs are modest, the Stealth can be a sensible, economical match.

What can you print with a Stealth?

The Stealth is a versatile specialty label printer for a range of horticultural applications. Here are a few examples of compatible media available from Specialty Tag:

• Vertical-feed thermal slip-on tags: A useful choice for identifying plants with slip-on tags. The vertical-feed format passes through the printer end to end.
• ZX thermal pot tags: ZX is a thin 13 mil styrene material, making it a suitable option when your application calls for a thinner pot tag.
• Thermal pressure-sensitive labels: Often called PS labels, these provide an adhesive-backed labeling option for pots, trays, and other suitable surfaces.

As with any printer and media combination, it’s helpful to confirm that the materials you plan to use suit your application before ordering.  If you’re unsure about a tag style, label, or stock thickness, we can talk through your needs and help you assess the right fit.

A familiar choice with flexible kit options

The Stealth has been a customer favorite, with thousands of satisfied customers, and it’s described on our product page as an easy, compact printer.  It’s often a practical option for someone just starting out, as well as for an established grower who needs an additional print station.

Our product page lists the printer in a price range of $595 to $1,165, depending on the option selected. Kit and software choices vary.  One listed kit includes the printer, software, an unwinder, a Stealth4 ribbon, and a flash drive loaded with templates.  Please check the Stealth product page for the current available configurations and pricing.

That flexibility can make it easier to choose a setup that suits your operation rather than paying for a larger solution you don’t need. If you’re comparing a Tags Pro workflow, existing software, or a new print process, ask us about your requirements before you order. We can discuss your tags, templates, software needs, and print volume during a free consultation.

Production has ended, but our support continues

It’s fair to ask what the end of production means for a printer you may use every day.  For the Stealth, it means new units won’t be replenished after the remaining inventory is sold.  It does not mean that we’re stepping away from customers who own one.

We will continue to support the printer, and replacement parts will be available for years to come.  A printer purchase also includes free access to our technical team.  Our on-staff technicians in Flowery Branch, Georgia, and toll-free help in Florida are here to assist with questions and troubleshooting.

That support matters when a printer is part of a busy growing operation.  If you’re setting up a new station, checking that your selected media suits the job, or working through a printing question, you can reach out to us for help.  We want your printer and the tags or labels you use with it to work together well, not just get shipped out the door.

Is this the right time to buy?

The Stealth may be worth considering if you:

• Need an economical printer for smaller print jobs.
• Want to print slip-on tags, labels, or thinner 13 mil ZX pot tags.
• Are starting to bring horticultural tag printing in-house.
• Want an additional print station for a particular task.
• Value ongoing technical support and a two-year warranty.

If you need a printer for a different material or a different production volume, let’s talk first.  We’ll ask about what you’re printing, how you plan to use it, and what your workflow looks like. A short conversation can help determine whether the Stealth is the right choice, or whether another solution makes more sense.

A final opportunity to choose the Stealth

The Stealth has served growers looking for a straightforward, budget-conscious way to print horticultural tags and labels.  With production ended, the remaining units represent a final opportunity to purchase this model from Specialty Tag, while supplies last, and availability may change as they sell.

If the printer fits your needs, take a look at the Stealth printer and available options.  Or contact us for a free consultation.  We’ll help you review the media and setup you have in mind and answer your questions, so you can make a confident decision while the last units are still available.

Celebrating 20 Years: Mary Landry’s Specialty Tag & Label Journey

This week, Specialty Tag & LaMbel celebrated a very special milestone: Mary Landry’s 20th anniversary with the company.

Mary joined Specialty Tag & Label in September 2006. Over the past two decades, her role has grown right alongside the company. What began as a job became a career, and over time, Specialty Tag & Label became much more than a workplace. It became a second family.

During her 20 years with the company, Mary has taken on new responsibilities, faced plenty of challenges, traveled to trade shows across the country, built lasting relationships with customers and vendors, and helped guide Specialty Tag & Label through years of growth and change.

To commemorate the occasion, the team gathered for an anniversary lunch, where owner Paul Plumlee surprised Mary with a particularly fitting gift: her very own Purple Heart.

Of course, this Purple Heart carries a much different meaning than the military decoration. For Mary, it represents 20 years of dedication to a company whose signature color has always been purple. It was sentimental, personal, a little humorous, and perfectly suited to Specialty Tag & Label.

Even more meaningful than the gift were the words and appreciation behind it.

Twenty years with one company means experiencing a lot together. Technology changes. The company grows. New employees join the team. Customers become longtime friends. There are busy seasons, difficult days, new opportunities, big accomplishments, mistakes to learn from, and plenty of occasions to step outside a comfort zone.

Through all of it, Mary has continued to grow both professionally and personally.

She is especially grateful to Paul for the trust he has placed in her over the years, the opportunities he has given her, and the challenges that have pushed her to become a better leader. She is equally thankful for the coworkers, customers, vendors, and friends who have become part of her story along the way.

As Specialty Tag & Label prepares to celebrate its own 30th anniversary in 2027, there is still plenty ahead. The company continues to grow, introduce new products, expand into new markets, and look for better ways to serve the horticulture industry.

After 20 years, Mary is proud of everything the team has accomplished together and excited to help shape what comes next.

And now, she has a Purple Heart to mark the journey. 💜

Congratulations, Mary, on 20 years of service, growth, dedication, and countless contributions to Specialty Tag & Label.

 

When the Internet Goes Away, Service Does Not

On Monday, July 27, we walked into the office expecting a normal start to the week. Instead, we were greeted with something most businesses have not had to think about in decades—no internet.

No email. No cloud services. No VoIP phone system. No easy answers.

In a world where nearly every business function depends on an internet connection, it felt like we had been transported back before 1995. There was little communication from our internet provider about when service would return, so instead of waiting for someone else to solve the problem, we did what we have always done.

We got to work.

Finding a Way Forward

Our Flowery Branch headquarters still had access to our internal server, which meant we could process orders, check customer history, and keep business moving. The challenge was that our phones were down, and our team had to rely on mobile hotspots just to answer emails.

Justine, working remotely from home, became our lifeline. She was able to answer every incoming phone call our customers made throughout the outage. The tradeoff was that she could not remotely access our internal software, so every customer question requiring order information became a team effort.

Meanwhile, our Avon Park warehouse continued shipping orders by relying almost entirely on Microsoft Teams messages from headquarters. Instead of working from the software they normally use, they depended on information being relayed to them so they knew what to pick and where each shipment needed to go.

Was it efficient?

Not even close.

Did it work?

Yes.

Teamwork Over Technology

Over the next eight days, our team adapted hour by hour. We created temporary processes. We double-checked each other’s work. We shared information in new ways. Everyone took on responsibilities outside their normal role.

It reminded us of something important.

Technology makes us faster, but people make us successful.

The software, phones, internet, and automation we use every day are incredible tools, but none of them replace employees who genuinely care about serving customers.

The Cleanup

On Tuesday, August 4, just before 10:00 a.m., our internet service was finally restored.

The celebration was short-lived.

The next several hours were spent cleaning up everything an eight-day outage leaves behind. We verified orders, confirmed shipments, reviewed emails, made sure every customer received a response, and checked that nothing had slipped through the cracks.

Our goal was simple: if you contacted Specialty Tag & Label during the outage, you deserved the same level of service you would receive on any other day.

What We Learned

This experience reminded us that customer service is not measured when everything is working perfectly.

It is measured when nothing is.

Anyone can answer the phone when the systems are online. The real test is whether you continue answering when the phones have to be rerouted, the internet disappears, and every task suddenly takes three times as long.

We are incredibly proud of our team. Every department found creative ways to keep orders moving and customers informed. No one said, “We can’t.”

Instead, everyone asked, “How can we?”

Service Is Still Our Specialty

We sincerely appreciate our customers’ patience during the outage. Many of you never knew what was happening behind the scenes, and that is exactly how we wanted it.

At Specialty Tag & Label, our commitment has never depended on an internet connection.

Whether we are using the latest technology or solving problems the old-fashioned way, our mission remains the same:

To take care of our customers.

Because technology may fail from time to time, but great service never should.

Local Pickup Available in Avon Park, Florida

Need your order quickly? Specialty Tag & Label offers convenient local pickup from our Avon Park, Florida warehouse.

Our growing Florida facility is stocked with thousands of tags, labels, thermal ribbons, and supplies ready to support growers, nurseries, greenhouses, and garden centers throughout the state.  Instead of waiting for shipping, customers can place an order online and pick it up directly from our Avon Park location.

Whether you need plant tags for your plants, a replacement ribbon, or a new thermal printer system, our team is ready to help get you what you need—when you need it.

Local pickup offers several benefits:

• Access inventory stocked locally in Florida
• Save time by picking up your order when you are in the area
•  Avoid shipping charges and carrier delays
  • Meet with our team and learn firsthand why we say “Service is our Specialty!”

Our Avon Park warehouse represents Specialty Tag & Label’s continued investment in serving Florida customers with faster access to products and the personalized service that has defined our company for nearly 30 years.

When placing your next order, simply select Local Pickup and our team will notify you as soon as your order is ready.

We look forward to serving you from our Avon Park location.

Specialty Tag & Label – Service is our Specialty.

Heading West: Specialty Tag & Label is Bringing Expert Support to ProGreen!

January has been one heck of a month for the team here at Specialty Tag & Label, and honestly? We’re just getting started. If you caught us at MANTS earlier this month, you already know the energy was absolutely electric. Now, we’re packing our bags and heading west to bring that same enthusiasm, and our expert support, to ProGreen next week.

That’s right: we’re expanding our footprint, and western growers are about to get the hands-on horticultural tagging support they deserve.

The January Tradeshow Circuit: What a Ride!

Every year, we look forward to tradeshow season like kids waiting for summer vacation. There’s something special about stepping away from our Georgia headquarters and connecting face-to-face with the growers, nurseries, and garden centers we serve. This January was no exception.

MANTS: The Energy Was Unmatched

If you’ve never been to the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show (MANTS), let us paint a picture for you: thousands of green industry professionals under one roof, buzzing with ideas, innovations, and a genuine passion for growing things. It’s one of the largest gatherings of its kind on the East Coast, and this year’s show did not disappoint.

We had the pleasure of reconnecting with longtime customers, some of whom we’ve worked with for over two decades, and meeting plenty of new faces eager to learn how the right tagging and labeling solutions can streamline their operations. The conversations ranged from troubleshooting thermal printer challenges to exploring custom tag designs that help products stand out on retail shelves.

What struck us most? The optimism. Despite industry challenges like rising material costs and labor shortages, growers came ready to innovate and invest in solutions that make their lives easier. And that’s exactly where we come in.

More Than Just Tags on a Table

Here’s the thing about tradeshows: anyone can set up a booth and hand out brochures. But that’s never been our style. When you stop by a Specialty Tag & Label exhibit, you’re getting a conversation, not a sales pitch.

We bring working printers, sample tags, and team members who actually understand the nuances of horticultural labeling. Whether you’re running a small specialty nursery or managing inventory for a large-scale greenhouse operation, we’re there to ask questions, listen to your pain points, and help you find solutions that fit.

That consultative approach is what’s kept us in business since 1997, and it’s what we’re bringing to the western market.

Big News: We’re Expanding Our Western Footprint

Okay, here’s the exciting part we’ve been waiting to share: Specialty Tag & Label is officially growing our presence out west.

For years, we’ve served customers across the country from our East Coast base. But as the horticultural industry continues to evolve, and as more growers in western states seek reliable tagging partners, we knew it was time to meet them where they are.

This expansion isn’t just about geography. It’s about accessibility. It’s about making sure that when a nursery in Texas or a greenhouse in Colorado needs technical support, they don’t feel like they’re calling a company on the other side of the world.

We’re committed to providing the same personalized, expert-level service that our East Coast customers have come to expect. That means dedicated support, fast shipping options, and the kind of partnership that goes beyond a single transaction.

ProGreen Expo: Come See Us Next Week!

And what better way to kick off our western expansion than by exhibiting at ProGreen Expo in Dallas next week?

ProGreen has become one of the premier events for green industry professionals in the Southwest, attracting everyone from landscape contractors to retail garden center owners to commercial growers. It’s the perfect venue for us to introduce ourselves to new customers and show the region what we’re all about.

What to Expect at Our Booth

If you’re attending ProGreen, we’d love for you to swing by and say hello. Here’s what you can expect when you visit:

Live Demonstrations
We’ll have thermal printers running and sample tags ready so you can see our products in action. There’s nothing quite like holding a tag in your hands and watching it print to understand the quality difference.

One-on-One Consultations
Got questions about your current tagging setup? Struggling with printer maintenance? Wondering if there’s a more efficient way to handle your labeling workflow? Our team will be on-site ready to chat through your specific challenges, no strings attached.

Custom Solutions Discussion
Every operation is different. We get that. Whether you need weather-resistant tags for outdoor nurseries, variable data printing for inventory tracking, or eye-catching retail signage, we can walk you through the options and help you find the right fit.

 

Free Technical Support Information
One of the things we hear most often from new customers is, “I wish I had known you offered this level of support sooner.” We’re not just here to sell you tags and disappear. We provide ongoing technical support to help you get the most out of your equipment, because your success is our success.

Why Dedicated Support Matters in Horticultural Labeling

Let’s be honest: tagging might not be the most glamorous part of running a nursery or garden center. But when something goes wrong, a printer jams during peak season, your tags are fading in the sun, or your retail partner suddenly needs a new barcode format, it can throw a serious wrench in your operations.

That’s why having a labeling partner who actually picks up the phone matters.

At Specialty Tag & Label, we pride ourselves on being accessible and responsive. When you call us with a question, you’re not getting a robot or a generic call center. You’re getting someone who understands the horticultural industry and can help you troubleshoot in real time.

Free Consultations: Let’s Talk About Your Needs

Not sure where to start? No problem. We offer free consultations to help you assess your current tagging and signage setup. Maybe you’re using a system that worked fine five years ago but isn’t keeping up with your growth. Maybe you’re launching a new product line and need tags that reflect your brand identity. Or maybe you’re just curious whether there’s a better way to do things.

Whatever the case, we’re here to help, not to pressure you into buying something you don’t need. Our goal is to build relationships that last, and that starts with understanding your unique situation.

Join Us at ProGreen: Your Invitation

So here’s our official invitation: if you’re headed to ProGreen next week, please stop by our booth. Whether you’re a longtime customer we haven’t seen in a while or someone who’s never heard of us before today, we’d love to meet you.

Bring your questions. Bring your challenges. Heck, bring your worn-out tags that aren’t holding up and let’s figure out something better together.

We’re excited about this next chapter for Specialty Tag & Label, and we can’t wait to show western growers what dedicated, expert support really looks like. January was just the warm-up, now it’s time to grow.

See you at ProGreen!  Booth# 784

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Want to learn more about our products, services, or technical support options before the show? Visit us at specialtytag.com or check out our horticultural solutions to see what we offer. And yes, we do offer same-day shipping for those last-minute needs!

7 Mistakes You’re Making with Horticultural Tags (and How to Fix Them)

Running a successful nursery, greenhouse, or growing operation means paying attention to countless details: and your tagging system is more critical than you might think. We’ve worked with hundreds of growers over the years, and we’ve seen the same costly mistakes repeated time and again. The good news? These problems are completely fixable with the right approach.

Whether you’re a small local garden center hand-writing tags or a large commercial operation managing thousands of plants, these seven common tagging mistakes could be costing you time, money, and customer satisfaction. Let’s dive into what we see most often and how to fix it.

Mistake #1: Using Weather-Inappropriate Tag Materials

The Problem: You’re using paper tags outdoors or flimsy plastic tags that crack in cold weather. We see this all the time: growers invest in beautiful plants but skimp on tags that can’t handle a single rain shower or freeze cycle.

Why It Happens: Many operations start with whatever’s cheapest or most readily available, not considering their specific environment. Indoor greenhouse tags have very different requirements than outdoor nursery tags.

The Fix: Match your tag material to your environment. For outdoor operations, invest in weather-resistant materials like synthetic substrates or treated papers. Indoor growers have more flexibility but should still consider humidity and temperature fluctuations.

Pro Tip: Test your tags in actual conditions for a full season before committing to large quantities. We always recommend customers run small trials first: it saves headaches later.

Mistake #2: Relying on Handwritten Tags for Professional Operations

The Problem: Handwritten tags work fine for small operations, but they become a bottleneck as you scale. Plus, legibility varies dramatically between staff members, leading to customer frustration and potential plant care mistakes.

Why It Happens: Many growers stick with handwriting because it feels faster in the moment and doesn’t require equipment investment. But when you calculate the labor hours and factor in consistency issues, it’s often more expensive long-term.

The Fix: For operations ready to scale up, thermal printing transforms your tagging process. A quality thermal printer produces professional, weather-resistant tags in seconds. The initial investment pays for itself through improved efficiency and consistency.

We’ve seen customers reduce their tagging time by 75% while improving readability and durability. One greenhouse manager told us, “We went from spending entire afternoons on tags to knocking it out in an hour.”

Mistake #3: Inconsistent Tag Placement and Organization

The Problem: Tags placed randomly throughout plants, sometimes visible, sometimes hidden behind branches. No standardized system for where tags go or how they’re oriented.

Why It Happens: When you’re busy, it’s easy to just stick tags wherever seems convenient in the moment. But this creates a poor customer experience and makes inventory management a nightmare.

The Fix: Develop a consistent tag placement system and train all staff on it. Tags should be visible from the customer’s natural viewing angle, typically front and center of the plant. For hanging baskets, consider tag positioning that’s readable from below.

Create visual standards for your team: take photos showing proper tag placement for different plant types and container sizes. Consistency improves both customer experience and staff efficiency during inventory counts.

Mistake #4: Insufficient Plant Information on Tags

The Problem: Tags that only show common names, or worse, just prices. Missing crucial information like mature size, care requirements, or botanical names leaves customers guessing and often leads to poor plant choices.

Why It Happens: Limited tag space forces tough decisions about what to include. Many operations prioritize price and basic identification over comprehensive plant information.

The Fix: Prioritize the most important information for your customer base. At minimum, include common name, botanical name, mature size, and basic care requirements. Consider QR codes linking to detailed online plant information if space is limited.

Think about your customers’ needs: are they experienced gardeners who want botanical names, or newcomers who need basic care instructions? Tailor your information accordingly.

Mistake #5: Using Temporary Solutions for Permanent Plants

The Problem: Using basic paper tags or temporary markers for perennials, trees, or other plants that will be around for months or years. These tags deteriorate quickly, leaving plants unidentified.

Why It Happens: It’s easy to grab whatever tags are handy, especially when you’re in a hurry. The long-term consequences aren’t immediately obvious.

The Fix: Match tag durability to plant lifespan. Annuals can use basic tags, but perennials, shrubs, and trees need long-lasting materials. Invest in specialty labels designed for multi-season outdoor exposure.

For permanent plantings in display areas, consider more substantial tag signage that becomes part of your garden’s educational value. These don’t just identify plants: they enhance the customer experience.

Mistake #6: Poor Integration with Inventory Management

The Problem: Tags that don’t connect to your inventory system, making it impossible to track what’s selling, what needs restocking, or what’s been in inventory too long.

Why It Happens: Many operations treat tagging as separate from inventory management, missing opportunities for integration that could streamline operations significantly.

The Fix: Use tags as part of your inventory system. Whether it’s simple color-coding, numerical systems, or more advanced solutions like barcodes or RFID, your tags should help track plant movement.

For larger operations, RFID technology can revolutionize inventory accuracy while reducing labor costs. We’ve seen nurseries reduce inventory counting time from days to hours while achieving 99%+ accuracy.

Start Small: If you’re not ready for full automation, begin with simple coding systems that help track plant age, source, or category. Even basic organization pays dividends.

Mistake #7: Ignoring Customer Readability and Experience

The Problem: Tags that customers can’t read due to small fonts, poor color contrast, or technical jargon. Or tags that get in the way of appreciating the plant itself.

Why It Happens: We often design tags from an operational perspective rather than thinking about the customer experience. What makes sense to staff might confuse customers.

The Fix: Test your tags with actual customers. Can they quickly find the information they need? Is the text large enough for all age groups? Does the tag enhance or detract from the plant presentation?

Consider your customer demographics. Older customers need larger fonts. Novice gardeners need simpler language. Serious horticulturists want detailed botanical information. You might need different tag styles for different plant categories.

Moving Forward: Building a Better Tagging System

The best tagging system is one that grows with your operation. Start with the basics: durable materials, consistent placement, and essential information: then add sophistication as your business scales.

Remember, tags aren’t just plant identification: they’re part of your customer service, inventory management, and brand presentation. A professional tagging system signals to customers that you’re serious about quality throughout your operation.

We’ve helped operations from small garden centers to major commercial nurseries optimize their tagging systems. The common thread among successful implementations? They start with clear goals, test solutions thoroughly, and train staff consistently.

Whether you’re ready to explore thermal printing, interested in specialty label materials, or just want to improve your current handwritten system, the key is matching your solution to your specific needs and growth goals.

Ready to transform your tagging system? We’re here to help you find the right solution for your operation’s unique needs.

A New Chapter: Specialty Tag & Label Expands to Avon Park, Florida

We are excited to share some big news at Specialty Tag & Label: we have officially purchased a new warehouse in Avon Park, Florida. This marks an important milestone for our company and reflects our continued investment in growth, efficiency, and customer service.

For years, our focus has been on providing reliable identification solutions backed by knowledgeable support and responsive service. This new facility allows us to strengthen that commitment while positioning ourselves for the next phase of our business.

Why Avon Park?

Avon Park offers a strategic location that supports faster distribution across Florida and beyond, while also giving us room to grow. The new warehouse provides improved layout, expanded storage capacity, and a more efficient workflow for shipping, receiving, and inventory management. Most importantly, it puts us closer to many of our customers.

This move is not just about square footage—it is about creating a better experience for the people we serve.

Looking Ahead to 2026: Local Customer Pickups

One of the features we are most excited about is the ability to offer local customer pickup starting in 2026. We know that many customers appreciate the flexibility of picking up orders directly, whether it is to save time, reduce freight costs, or handle last-minute needs. The Avon Park warehouse allows us to make that option available in a dedicated, organized setting.

As we get moved in and operational, we will be sharing more details about pickup hours, processes, and how customers can take advantage of this new option.

Built for the Future

This new warehouse is designed to support not only our current products and services, but also what is ahead. As we prepare for future catalog launches, new materials, and expanded capabilities, Avon Park will serve as a cornerstone of our operations.

We are incredibly grateful for our customers, partners, and team members who have supported us along the way. We look forward to welcoming many of you to our Avon Park location in 2026 and continuing to serve you with the same care and expertise you expect from Specialty Tag & Label.

Service is, and will always be, our Specialty.

Choosing the Right Nursery Tag Printer for Your Operation

When it comes to efficient, reliable labeling in the horticulture industry, having the right nursery tag printer can make all the difference. At Specialty Tag & Label, we help growers and garden centers across the country find the best solution for their needs—whether you’re printing tree tags, pot stakes, or anything in between.

Why Invest in a Dedicated Plant Label Printer?

A plant label printer is specifically designed to withstand the outdoor elements, print on durable materials, and keep your labeling process streamlined. From tracking inventory to organizing crops and complying with retail or regulatory requirements, the right nursery printer helps you do it all—with clarity and speed.

Explore Our Full Range of Tag Types

We carry a wide range of thermal printable tags and labels, all compatible with our tag printers:

• Wrap Around Tags – Perfect for small shrubs or perennials, these tags easily wrap around stems without adhesives.
• Loop Tags – Ideal for identifying trees and larger plants, these tags loop securely through branches or stakes.
• Tree Tags – Heavy-duty and weather-resistant, our tree tags can be printed on-demand and last through the seasons.
• Hang Tags – A flexible option for retail displays and garden centers; simply hang them on pots or hooks.
• Stick Tags – Also known as push-in labels, these are great for bedding plants, vegetables, and herbs.
• Pot Stakes – Designed to stake directly into the soil, pot stakes are a clean and professional option for labeling containers.

Each of these formats can be printed using one of our reliable tag printers, customized for your nursery’s workflow.

The Specialty Tag & Label Difference

We don’t just sell hardware—we help you set up the entire system. Whether you’re starting out or scaling up, our team will recommend the best nursery printer setup for your production environment. We offer thermal transfer and direct thermal solutions, high-durability ribbons, and expert support for software integration and tag design.

Ready to Upgrade Your Labeling Process?

If you’re looking for a dependable nursery tag printer or want to explore new tagging options like loop tags or pot stakes, Specialty Tag & Label is your one-stop shop. Our goal is to help you grow smarter—with labeling solutions that work as hard as you do.

Contact our team today to get started.

 

At Specialty Tag & Label, we’re unwavering in our commitment to American manufacturing. As tariff discussions loom large, we take pride in offering nursery tags and printer supplies crafted in the USA.