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Old May 4, 2016   #32
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For me tags are only good up until some point. I already know most of (up to 70%)my plants/ varieties ( Total of 45) without looking at the labels. They don't even have flowers yet . Once they start fruiting I will know 100% of them without looking at the labels. So durability is not a concern for me. I also have a chart , what I have planted in each bed. That is also aback up just in case. EG. I have DETS in one bed, darks in one bed, reds in one bed, misc. in one bed...
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