Charcoal acrylic, engraved - never printed. It will read as well in five years as it does today. 6 signs or more takes $0.95 off every sign. 8 or more, $1.45 off. 10 or more, $1.95 off each. Recipes on vegetables. Stories on trees. Growing notes exactly where you need them. Write your own, word for word - a pet memorial, a kitchen garden sign. Flat $10 delivery anywhere in Australia. $18 anywhere else on earth.
Elegant, museum-grade plant markers

Every garden
tells a story.

Engraved signs that turn the vegetable beds, landscaping, and old trees in your garden back into the recipes, remedies and histories they are.

Design your sign
Photography — editorial hero: a real engraved sign in the garden at dusk
Photography — sign in a raised vegetable bed
Why a sign

Signs that connect you to the plants you grow.

Museum-grade placards for the living garden - matte charcoal, engraved, telling each plant's story from soil to plate.

We forget that dinner starts in the dirt. That the 'boring' green in the bed is a creamy spinach risotto. That the scrappy shrub is honey-lavender panna cotta. A sign in the soil remembers for you.

Gift cards

Not sure which plant?
Give the choice.

A Boosh Mark gift card lets them pick their own plant and their own words. Delivered by email, redeemable on any sign, and it never expires.

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Boosh Mark Gift Card
Value
$50.00
Reviews

What gardeners say.

★★★★★
4.9 average · 3 reviews
★★★★★
Our garden looks great

I ordered 10 signs and our garden looks great. The engraving is crisp and visitors always comment on them.

Marisa T. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
Beautiful and sturdy

The charcoal acrylic is premium, beautiful and sturdy, far nicer than the plastic markers and pen I used before. I added Nan's tomato sauce recipe.

Dev P. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
Really lovely gift

I bought a 6 pack of How to Grow signs for a keen-gardener friend. She loves them, they are a really lovely gift. Can you add Fennel please?

Helen W. · Verified buyer
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Your garden, catalogued.

Silverbeet
Beta vulgaris
Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil with plenty of compost.
Sunlight: Full sun to part shade.
Watering: Water regularly; tolerates dry spells better than spinach.
Spacing: Thin seedlings to give each plant room to fan out.
Care: A hardy cut-and-come-again crop; remove old outer stems.
Harvest: Pick outer stalks from the base and it keeps cropping for months.
Silverbeet
Leafy greenHow to Grow
$7.95
Kangaroo Grass
Themeda triandra
Soil: Well-drained soil; tolerates poor and rocky ground.
Sunlight: Full sun.
Watering: Drought-hardy once established; water only to establish.
Care: Cut back in late winter to renew fresh growth.
Climate: A tough native grass for low-water gardens.
Wildlife: Shelter and seed for native birds and insects.
Kangaroo Grass
Native grassHow to Grow
$7.95
Cucumber
Cucumis sativus
Hydration: Around 95% water, helping keep you hydrated and supporting kidney function
Vitamin K: Supports bone strength and healthy blood clotting
Antioxidants: Flavonoids and tannins help neutralise free radicals and reduce inflammation
Blood pressure: Potassium helps balance sodium and support healthy blood pressure
Skin health: Silica and high water content support skin hydration and elasticity
Weight management: Very low in calories and high in water, adding freshness without excess energy
Cucumber
Salad vegetableHealth Benefits
$7.95
The Hale Family Kitchen Garden
Sarah's Favourites: Bok Choy and Strawberries
Tom's Favourites: Potatoes and Silverbeet
Runi's Favourites: Tomatoes and Snow Peas
Phil's Favourites: Lettuce and Fennel
Andrew's Favourites: Basil and Pumpkin
Family Kitchen Garden Sign
Write your own
$9.95
Broad Beans
Vicia faba
Ful Medames - Simmered Egyptian Broad Beans with Cumin & Lemon
Crushed Broad Bean, Pecorino & Mint Crostini with Lemon Oil
Bissara - Silky Moroccan Broad Bean Soup with Olive Oil & Paprika
Creamy Broad Bean & Prosciutto Risotto with Lemon & Fresh Mint
Habas con Jamón - Pan-Fried Spanish Broad Beans with Garlic & Mint
Broad Beans
Podded legumeIn the Kitchen
$7.95
In Memory of Margaret Hale
1938 – 2023
Margaret planted this bed in 1974
and never once followed the label.
Everything here grows from Margaret's hands
and the world is a more beautiful place.
In Memoriam Sign
Write your own
$9.95
Rose
Rosa spp.
Soil: Rich, well-drained soil, pH around 6.5.
Sunlight: At least 6 hours of full sun.
Watering: Water deeply at the base; keep leaves dry to avoid blackspot.
Feeding: Feed with rose fertiliser from spring through summer.
Care: Prune in late winter; deadhead spent blooms to keep flowering.
Air: Space for good airflow to reduce fungal disease.
Rose
Flowering shrubHow to Grow
$7.95
Carrot
Daucus carota
Vitamin A (beta-carotene): Very high levels support eye health, night vision, immunity and skin
Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, lutein and anthocyanins help protect cells from oxidative damage
Fibre: Supports digestion, gut health and steady blood sugar
Potassium: Helps regulate blood pressure and support heart health
Vitamin K: Contributes to bone strength and healthy blood clotting
Eye health: Carotenoids are linked to a lower risk of age-related vision decline
Carrot
Root vegetableHealth Benefits
$7.95
English Lavender
Lavandula angustifolia
Buttery Lavender & Lemon Shortbread Dusted with Icing Sugar
Silky Honey & Lavender Panna Cotta with Summer Berries
Lavender-Roasted Duck Breast with Fennel & Peach Purée
Torched Lavender & Raspberry Crème Brûlée with Vanilla Bean
Lavender & Blackberry Sorbet over Warm Chocolate Pudding
English Lavender
Flowering shrubIn the Kitchen
$7.95
The idea

Most people never connect the food on the plate to the 'boring' vegetable in the ground. A Boosh Mark reframes the bed as a menu - the risottos, the smoothies, the skillet bakes already growing there.

Photography — plated dish beside its plant
Material detail
01 / Material

Charcoal acrylic. Weatherproof, fade-proof, quietly matte.

Lettering detail
02 / Engraving

Crisp white lettering, cut - not printed. It won't wash away.

In the garden
03 / Intent

Quietly beautiful plant signs for people who care how a garden reads.

Soil to plate

You planted a risotto. A smoothie. A skillet bake.
Boosh Mark turns the 'boring' vegetable in the ground back into the delicious thing it becomes on the plate.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

What are the signs made from? −

Matte, charcoal-grey acrylic, around 100 mm wide, with an integrated spike. Weatherproof and fade-proof - built to live outdoors in the bed year-round

Engraved or printed? +

Always engraved, never printed. The lettering is physically cut into the surface, so it won’t wash away, peel, or fade in sunlight the way a printed label does.

Can I write my own wording for a plant? +

Yes. Choose Custom Words on any plant and type exactly what you’d like engraved for that plant - grow notes, a family recipe, a memory, a date, whatever you want the garden to remember.

Can I create my own sign from scratch? +

Yes. Visit the Memories page, select any sign and type exactly what you’d like engraved - title, subtitle, and content up to 1000 characters for $9.95 AUD per sign.

Will my custom sign look exactly as I typed it? +

The content itself is engraved exactly as the wording appears at checkout, so please double-check every letter before you order. The layout is optimised by us so that single words aren't floating on their own and the content has enough breathing space.

How long does delivery take? +

We cut and ship within five business days of your order. We ship worldwide, with tracking on every order.

How much is delivery? +

Flat $10 anywhere in Australia and $18 anywhere else - the same whether you order one sign or twenty. Tracking on every order.

How should I care for it? +

None needed, really - an occasional wipe with a damp cloth keeps the engraving crisp. No sealing, oiling, or bringing it in for winter.

Six ways to tell it

Kitchen. Health. History.
Or your own words.

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