Small lawn signs with plastic stake

[JTHutch]

If your in the lawn application business I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. I'm looking for a company to produce the small signs you put in the lawn after a chemical application "application by (compay's name) stay off till dry" I can' find a company who makes these and I've had 2 companies try to sell me little metal stakes but I'm sure the plastic stakes are cheaper and would love to be able to find a site or some one to help me find a supplier of such a sign.

thanks
Jeremy Lindahl
Lindahl's Lawns Limbs & Landscapes

[KLR]

Blackburn, good folks, prompt and reasonable
www.blackburnflag.com

[greenngrow]

First of all I know you are new to the lawnsite. The search feature is a great tool. But to give an answer www.blackburnflag.com is on place to get flags on line. I get my flags at a local supplier. They are genric and have no advertizing on them. I am looking at getting the new ones this year.

[Runner]

Why do we have this thread when THIS thread http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?threadid=27541&pagenumber=1 is right at the top of the page?

[healthylawn.net]

Call JIm at L3 screen printing at 719-219-1069 and tell him Tim at Integrated Lawn Care referred you. He did a great job on mine at best price. I like the wire type with the flags because they require no assembly and are easy to deal with.

[JTHutch]

Thanks for the help everyone. I have found a company. RND signs. I'm not sure where they are at but they made signs for the company I used to work for in the Kansas City area. I like the card stock with the step stakes because they are easy to read and good advertisment. It's just hard to read the flags when driving in a car. And the signs are only $0.18 each that includes the stakes. Any way if anyone else had the same questions as me this is a good company from the people I talked to.

Thanks again Jeremy