Flagging Ribbon Stripe 14"

Product Information

Kirk Company flagging ribbon provides Christmas tree growers, nurseries, landscapers, and other commercial field operations with a simple visual system for identifying and organizing trees, plants, rows, boundaries, and work areas.

For Christmas tree growers, flagging ribbon can be used throughout the production cycle to mark tree tops, identify species, designate trees by price or grade using color, mark boundaries, and identify landscaping or work areas. Using different colors or patterns allows crews to establish a consistent visual identification system that can be recognized quickly while working in the field.

The numbered flagging ribbon is available in 14-inch and 19-inch lengths. Rolls are both numbered and perforated, allowing individual tags to be separated from the roll as crews move through fields or growing areas. The 14" rolls contain 250 tags per roll, while the 19" rolls contain 200 tags per roll. Both sizes are packed with 10 rolls per sleeve, 120 rolls per case.

Multiple colors and patterns provide additional flexibility for commercial operations. Growers can assign colors or patterns to different species, blocks, grades, pricing categories, harvest groups, or other internally defined classifications. This makes the ribbon useful not only for identifying individual trees but also for communicating information between field, harvest, and sales crews.

Available patterns include solid, circle, stripe, diamond, and square options, depending on the selected product. Color availability varies by length and pattern.

For operations that need continuous ribbon rather than individual numbered tags, Kirk Company also offers continuous solid-color flagging tape in 150 & 300-foot rolls.

Key Benefits

• Supports visual field identification: Color and pattern options make trees, plants, rows, and designated areas easier for crews to identify.
• Useful for Christmas tree grading and pricing workflows: Growers can assign colors to internally defined price, grade, harvest, or inventory categories.
• Numbered tags improve identification: Numbered ribbon provides an additional reference point when individual trees or field selections need to be tracked.
• Perforated for field use: Individual tags can be separated from the roll as crews move from tree to tree.
• Two tag lengths: Choose between 14" and 19" ribbon based on the visibility and tagging requirements of the operation.
• Multiple colors and patterns: Allows commercial growers to create a consistent identification system for different species, blocks, grades, or work activities.
• Commercial case quantities: Numbered flagging ribbon is packed 120 rolls per case for larger seasonal and field operations.
• Compatible with organized field workflows: Flagging can help communicate selections and classifications between growing, grading, harvest, and sales teams.

Applications & Use Cases

Christmas Tree Farms & Growers: Flag individual trees for harvest, identify tree species, mark tops, establish color-coded price or grade categories, identify field blocks, or communicate selections between crews.

Harvest Operations: Use color, pattern, or numbered tags to identify trees selected for cutting or to separate inventory according to an operation's established harvest system.

Nurseries: Mark plants, rows, growing blocks, work areas, or inventory groups where a highly visible field identifier is useful.

Garden Centers: Use flagging as part of plant identification, inventory organization, or temporary operational marking systems.

Landscaping Operations: Identify planting areas, boundaries, project locations, or other areas that crews need to recognize while working on a site.

Wholesale Christmas Tree Operations: Color-coded or numbered flagging can support sorting and identification as trees move from field selection through harvest and wholesale handling.

How It Works

1. Determine what information the flagging system needs to communicate, such as species, price category, grade, harvest status, field block, or work area.
2. Assign specific colors or patterns to the categories used by your operation.
3. Select either 14" or 19" flagging based on your field visibility and tagging requirements.
4. Carry the roll through the field and separate individual tags at the perforations.
5. Attach the ribbon to the appropriate tree, plant, stake, or designated location.
6. Use the color, pattern, and/or printed number to communicate the assigned information to field, harvest, inventory, or sales crews.
7. Maintain the same color and pattern system across crews to support consistent identification throughout the operation.