Sharpie Marks on Walls
By chinchilla90210 from Bend, OR
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RE: Sharpie Marks on Walls
Mr Clean Magic Eraser works well. However if it is flat latex paint it might blemish the paint. You could also use a stain blocker such as Kilz or Zinsser and spot paint.
Post by DonMorgan
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
another good one is any variety of thyme, especially the wooly kins, they'll come back, but aren't invasive, and smell heavenly when stepped on, i have them between my pavers on my paths, and im very happy with them.
Post By jasmyn (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
I planted thyme (not sure of the exact type) and it was beautiful and easy to grow.
Post By Tracie. (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
clover would be the easiest (creeping charlie) They tend to grow everywhere, and you'll get some flowers.
Post by camo_angels
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
Mint has always been my favorite. Just be careful if the cracks move into your yard because mint can completely take over!
Post By jeggie (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
I agree creeping thyme is wonderful , it fills in the cracks nicely without growing crazy, smells great when stepped on and is very pretty !!!
Post By stephanie (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
try stonecrop,it is in the sedum family. it is a bright green trailing plant that is about 4-6" long. i have it between cracks in pavement and in cracks between rocks of my pond. i dont know about living in your zone. i do know it will take a beating and thrive. sedum usually will grow just about anywhere.
Post By tessie31 (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
Sorry, I don't know about the gardening zones. Check out low growing herbs. They are aromatic and come back every year after the snow. We have creeping thyme and oregano in a brick walk. Smells very nice.
Post By vicka (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
Go to www.stepables.com for suggestions. They sell plants, but you can get the plant names and go to www.burpee.com to get seeds.
Post By T (Guest Post)
RE: Something to Plant in Cracks in Pavement
something like creeping thyme would smell good and keep the grass from comming back
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