Colour Label Printers Blossom QuickLabel Systems

June 17, 2015 - PRLog -- This time of year is very busy for garden centres and horticultural suppliers. Virtually everyone who has a garden likes to use it during the summer – even if it stays empty for the rest of the year. That is why there is a sudden surge of buying plants and bushes to make the garden appear at its best.

Some more organised gardeners will probably have planned their display earlier in the year, especially with the hardier varieties, but even for these experts, it is essential to have accurate labels on the plants.

If a bush or small flower has been put into the ground with very little, if any, foliage, it is vital that it is correctly labelled. This is where having a colour label printer is so useful for horticultural suppliers.

It is fine for a whole bed of plants in a nursery to have a single text label before they are potted on for retail, but the average consumer needs a little more information than just a name. The flexibility of digital label printers from a reliable supplier such as QuickLabel Systems at http://www.quicklabel.co.uk/ means that suppliers can pot up whatever is required from the retailers, secure in the knowledge that they can print out attractive, informative colour labels which have a colour photo of the plant in flower as well as the necessary planting and growing instructions. Whether your business is large or small, being able to print out the labels you need, on demand, has to make economic and practical sense.

If symbols are needed indicating the degree of sun required, how hardy the plants are, or the type of soil or compost preferred, then these versatile label printers can handle the graphics easily. Another bonus is that they can be printed on labels that are suitable for outdoor use, so they won’t peel off or fade at the first shower of rain. QuickLabel Systems also have a knowledgeable customer service team who can advise on the best type of label, including the right adhesive to stick to the surface of the pot.

Even the largest parks and country house gardens make use of printed colour labels, especially to identify unusual species. This can be very useful if you’re seeking a plant with a difference to wow the family at a barbecue!