Pick a watercolor garden picture, type your address, and print a whole sheet of labels.
We recommend 30 per sheet. The pictures and lettering are bigger and easier to read. On the 60-per-sheet labels, everything prints very small.
Have a sheet with some labels already used? Start on the first empty label.
In the print window, choose Actual size or Scale 100%, not "Fit to page." Print one test on plain paper first and hold it up to a label sheet.
For the richest colors, set your printer to High or Best quality and choose a label or matte paper setting.
A handwritten letter in a garden envelope feels like a little gift. These return address labels finish it off, with a watercolor picture from the garden next to your name.
There are nine garden designs: the little spaniel puppy from our 2027 garden calendar with his strawberries, a kitten in a flower pot with pansies, ripe tomatoes, sweet peas, a watering can with zinnias, a sunflower, a bunch of carrots, a straw beehive with bees, and a set of garden tools. Choose Mix all 9 for a sheet with every design.
For your Christmas cards, there are eight holiday designs: a tabby kitten in a flower pot with a red bow, the calendar puppy in a red scarf with a little potted tree, a gardener snowman in a straw hat, a cardinal on a snowy birdhouse, a red barn in the snow, a snowy mailbox full of Christmas cards, a watering can full of holly and evergreens, and a gift basket of homemade jam. Choose Mix all 8 Christmas designs for a festive sheet.
They're just right for Christmas cards, thank-you notes, seed swaps, and the jars and packages you send to family and friends. Before you mail anything, the U.S. Postal Service has a short guide on how to address mail so it gets there quickly.