Linda, one of the coolest things I have seen here in awhile!!! Very unique, I LOVVVEE THEMMM!I would like the info, too. Have been wanting to make a street sign for my Ms. Beatrice on her bike! They are incredibly awesome! And, I love the way you reinforced them to make them sturdier!! Cool idea, keep crafting, were WATCHING!!!!:>) BLESSINGS-SHERRI

Here is the ultimate marker for you, will last forever. I take old aluminum soda cans, shove a scissors into the side of the can, near the top, cut around the top so that it now looks like a tube. Take your scissors and begin to cut straight down the sides, about an inch apart. Go all around the can. Once finished you will have about 10-15 "strips" still hooked together by the bottom of the can. Now, just go all around the base of the can with your scissors, they all fall away. Now, get a hole punch- the old fashioned ones for paper you can get at WalMart for a dollar or so. Punch a hole at one end. Next, get a ball point pen an old magazine to use as the "pad" to write on. Push firmly as you write. You now have a permanent, embossed tag that will last forever. Guess what? You paid nothing for this! Wire this to your plant or stick it next to it. My wife, when bored, will make me several hundred of these at a sitting. We have an Aquatic Plant business and each Water Lily pots get one of these attached to it before I plunge it into the water. I even use the same hole puncher for the plastic nursery pots to hook the tag to it. I have done this for so many years that I can no longer remember who taught me this idea but I thank them!

I love your signs and your system!

Perhaps a Veronica of some type. Does that ring a bell?