Seven Colors, Two Finishes
Four Glo (fluorescent) colors for high-vis layout: Pink, Red, Orange, Lime. Three standard colors for APWA callouts: Blue, White, Yellow.
2.5" x 3.5" Pennant
Stapled to a 15" wire staff. Plants in soil, gravel, and sod with a single push and stays vertical through wind and irrigation.
100-Flag Bundle
Contractor-quantity bundle covers a full lawn-care route or survey day. Reach for the color that matches the job.
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Swanson 15" Staff Marking Flags lay out lawn-care routes, sprinkler zones, utility callouts, and pin-flag survey marks. 2.5" by 3.5" pennant on a 15" wire staff plants in soil with a single push and stays vertical through wind and irrigation. Seven colors cover the standard codes: blue water, pink survey, lime lawn, orange high-visibility, red electric, white proposed, yellow gas.
Color
Orange Glo
FOR15100
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Why pros reach for it
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Four Glo (fluorescent) colors for high-vis layout: Pink, Red, Orange, Lime. Three standard colors for APWA callouts: Blue, White, Yellow.
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Stapled to a 15" wire staff. Plants in soil, gravel, and sod with a single push and stays vertical through wind and irrigation.
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Contractor-quantity bundle covers a full lawn-care route or survey day. Reach for the color that matches the job.
A closer look
Fluorescent pennants in Pink, Red, Orange, and Lime read across a graded lot or wooded line. Glo Red shown.
Standard finishes on Blue, White, and Yellow match the APWA utility color code so the next crew reads the layout at-a-glance. White shown.
Pennant stapled to a 15" steel wire staff. Plants in soil, gravel, and sod with a single push and stays vertical through wind and irrigation. Blue shown.
