| RAKER |
sells plant tags for 99% of the
varieties listed in our
programs.
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Our tag prices are all-inclusive; there are no addon
charges for tags. Standard delivery is included
in the tag price (expedited delivery is extra).
We coordinate tag purchases and order changes
up to three weeks before your plant delivery
date. If you cancel a plant item, we will cancel
the corresponding tag item.
To help control your excess tag inventory, Raker
provides tag counts to match your item purchase
(unless otherwise specified).
New for 2009, Raker will deliver the following
tag counts for tags ordered with plants (unless
tag count is specified):
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TRAY SIZE
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TAGS / TRAY
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128-, 285-, & 505-plug
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100
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36- & 51-strip
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50
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18-strip
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18
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patented tags = 1 tag for each plant
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TO ORDER TAGS
Add a separate line item on your order specifying
the cultivar required. Or request your sales representative
contact Raker.
TAGS W/ PLANTS
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Order minimum: 25 tags (except 18-strip tray
orders, which is 18 tags). Additional tags may be
ordered in increments of 25 tags.
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Delivery: every effort is made to ship tags with
plants unless otherwise requested or specified.
TAGS W/O PLANTS
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Order minimum: 250 tags
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Delivery: two to four weeks from request date
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SAMPLE TAG IMAGES
“PATENT” COLUMN
If the “patent” column is blank in our list, you must
request the variety’s tag.
But, many “patented variety” suppliers require
Raker to supply tags for specific varieties. These
varieties are indicated by a circle (●) in our
“patent” column. These tags are shipped at no
additional cost.
We also sell patented varieties that the breeder
does not require us to supply tags. These tags
may be bought from us with plant purchase
verification. These varieties are indicated by a
square () in our “patent” column.
To clarify “patented variety”, when a plant receives
a patent the law states:
“The grant, which lasts for 20 years from the
date of filing the application, protects the inventor’s
right to exclude others from asexually
reproducing, selling, or using the plant so reproduced.”
This means you have the right to grow and sell
your purchased plant, but not cut up the plant
and start new ones.
For more in-depth information, refer to the
United States Patent & Trademark Office
website: www.uspto.gov.
If you have any questions about Tags, please
contact Sally Wade (517.542.4522).
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