Plant Tags Sample Clauses

Plant Tags. Customer Must Use Proven Winners’ Plant Tags With Finished Plants and May NOT Use Any Other Plant Tags. Proven Winners provides to Customer one variety-specific Proven Winners or Proven Selections brand plant tag for each individual plant product purchased by Customer. The provided variety specific plant tag must not be altered in any way and shall be inserted into the container of each Finished Plant of each plant product sold or shipped by Customer so as to be prominently displayed and seen without effort by the purchaser and consumer. If multiple plant(s)/varieties are used in the same container (example: container plantings, hanging baskets, etc.) at least one variety-specific plant tag for each individual variety in the planting must be inserted in the container or otherwise provided with the plant. Or, a Container Garden tag (a larger display tag for multiple plant(s)/varieties used or offered in the same container) which lists all varieties in the planting and which is provided by Proven Winners may be used. Customer SHALL NOT grow, sell, offer for sale, distribute, or ship any Finished Plants of any Proven Winners product (whether individual pots or containers, or multiple plant containers or hanging baskets) using any plant tags not provided by Proven Winners, nor use any unauthorized or otherwise inapplicable trademarks, names, variety names or markings with Proven Winners product. Customer is prohibited from creating, printing, or producing plant tags, containers, pots or any type of packaging labels containing, reproducing, or displaying Proven Winners and/or Proven Selections variety names and trademarks, images, or cultural information. Additionally, under no circumstances can other primary, secondary, or “grower” tags be used either in lieu of or in conjunction with the plant tag provided by Proven Winners.
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