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This marking pen is a great companion for any zinc-plated or steel plant marker. The fiber tip is better than the felt tip found on other markers because it won't "mush-up" with use.
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Use to mark name & location of my plants
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The marker was easy to write with.
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So far this marker has held up. We will see how long the ink will hold up
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Fine point great for using on small spaces. Seems to be holding up with all the rain we've had so far.
I did encounter a smearing problem when applying ink to the stake at first not sure if it was the pen or the plate. Corrected when I laid stake flat on the table.
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This is a really effective marker that definitely works better that regular permanent markers.
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I found the pen point to be too broad for effective lettering on small stakes and plates.
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It faded from one year to the next. This meant that I lost all the informaton identifying my hostas
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The only thing wrong is the broad tip.I found a fine tip garden marking pen with a fine point, that works great. [@] Give it a try, it worked for me.
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the marking pen's tip is too broad for writing on the plant tags I bought. I bought a fine point sharpie instead.
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need permanent marker for labelling