China Markers:was: Presprouting Seeds

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• Subject: China Markers:was: Presprouting Seeds
• From: D* H* <d*@TGN.NET>
• Date: Tue, 11 Mar 1997 14:59:05 -0600

>Sharpie ink is not "permanent" in sunlight. I tried it and it soon faded.
>I use a China Marker. This is a soft "crayon" It lasts for years but can
>be wiped off with a cloth so that the tags can be re-used.
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>oldjohn@juno.com
>John Orwick
>El Monte, CA
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What a great hint, John.  I've been using China markers to write on
black pots to distinguish varieties, but I have been using a
"water-proof" marker for tags.  They fad within a month or two in the
garden.  I'll start using the China marker for tags.
Doreen

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