Specs
Fine tip, instant drying, sun and waterproof, non-smearing, permanent, available in black.
FAQ
QUESTION: How is the cap on the HNP8B removed? ANSWER: Hold the cap with one hand and the pen with the other. Pull and twist the lid clockwise (like you are screwing it on) at the same time. If you twist counter-clockwise, (like you are unscrewing the lid) you might unscrew the tip of the pen from the base.
Review Summary (Based on 37 Reviews)
Customer Reviews
5 Stars
True to claims
Debby from CT wrote (September 30, 2011):
I purchased this pen to use with metal plant markers, also from you. It made a clean dark line that is easy to read. It has been out in the rain and looks as good as new.
5 Stars
Long-Lasting Nursery Marking Pen
Beth - a serious perennial gardener from PA wrote (September 30, 2011):
So far this pen is a success. It worked easily on markers balanced on one hand, and so far has stayed on through some serious rains. We'll see about 120 inches of snow melting around it - the real test.
5 Stars
Marking pen
Sarah F. from NY wrote (September 30, 2011):
This is my first year to use this pen and it has worked very well for me. Good dark color to mark my markers so they are after a summer still very clear to read, which is what I wanted from this pen.
5 Stars
the only permanent marker in the garden
Jo from NY wrote (September 30, 2011):
Every other "permanent" marker fades after a season or two; these are readable years later, and the fine point makes them easy to use, too.
4 Stars
Review of Leonard Nursery Marking Pen
L. Melton from SC wrote (September 29, 2011):
I have used many other brands but this pen held up the longest for marking rooted cuttings. The point is particularly durable and it even marks when the tag is damp.
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