Hi purpleinopp that`s a tricky one. First thing that sprang on my mind were weedy Polygonum/ Bistorta. I plan a project where we sow (well, we plan, contractors sow) lots of meadows, but right now mostly those Polygonum are popping up with lovely chevron leaves. So I searched the Polygonum-section of my favorite nursery and found that P. filiforme. ---- I didn`t grow it, but just going by the description it should be a nice one. They don`t mention runners/ spreading (and they do with other plants like Aster Ashran), plus they recommend to plant it in small groups from 1 to 10 specimen. That is only the case with not/ slow spreading plants well, perhaps you find some more and proper information on that in the web, otherwise I am really curious what other recommendations might be, bye, Lin Here is a link that might be useful: Polygonum/ Bistorta

There is a neighborhood house which has a short stone wall at the entrance, along the driveway, and they have creeping phlox (phlox subulata) which hangs over the wall and is absolutely spectacular this time of year. I never paid attention to their sun/shade situation, but I think there is a large tree on the other side of the driveway, so it may be part sun/part shade. I know that phlox can grow in lean, rocky soil, so it may be able to live in crevices. I do think it needs more sun, though. Depending on how high your walls are, I've often seen pictures of a certain kind of thyme hanging over a wall. Darn, I can see the actual picture - it's been used in several catalogs for years now - but I can't think of the kind of thyme, and again, don't know the sun requirements. Sorry I can't be of more personal-experience-type help. I'm still waiting to be able to build stone walls on my property! Good luck! :) Dee

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If Updating or Replacing the Mouse Drivers doesn't work, I had a similar problem while using Microsoft Edge. Here is a link to what fixed mind: Scrolling Sluggishness Not sure if it will work for Chrome or Not? I never tried to see if the my problem was persisting in another Browser like IE or Chrome. Their suggestion did take care of my problem.