'Pane in the Grass' plant markers are made by Portland artist Heather Baley and sold at Portland's Local Goods store. The plant markers can be used both indoors and outdoors.
Available in a wide array of colors, Pane in the Grass markers are available for just about any plant in your garden. Each plant marker is made of repurposed silverware and fused glass, and they're so pretty that you don't even have to grow a garden to use them: Just poke them in a little planting pot and admire them. They're perfect for gardeners with green or black thumbs!
What's Driving This Trend
- Repurposed Garden Decor
- Creating garden decor from repurposed materials is a potential trend that can disrupt traditional garden decor products.
- Indoor/outdoor Plant Markers
- Plant markers that can be used both indoors and outdoors is a trend that can disrupt the traditional garden decor industry.
- Sustainable Gardening Gifts
- Sustainable and eco-friendly garden gifts is a trend that can disrupt traditional garden gift products.
Who This Affects Most
- Garden Decor
- Creating garden decor from repurposed materials creates a disruptive innovation opportunity within the garden decor industry.
- Plant Marker Manufacturing
- Manufacturing plant markers that can be used both indoors and outdoors can be a potential disruptive innovation opportunity within the garden decor industry.
- Sustainable Gift Manufacturing
- Manufacturing sustainable garden gifts creates a disruptive innovation opportunity within the garden gift industry.
