Re: high tech garden devices

**A*@aol.com**

Catriona,

One of the most useful things to me in my garden (I grow prize-winning  
daffodils) is my digital camera.  I use it to photograph my beds after  
planting. Then I print the photographs out in black and white on plain 8 x  11-1/2 
paper and write the name of each cultivar directly on the paper.  That way, 
if (when) deer run through the garden, with my collie in hot  pursuit, and 
labels are pulled out, I still know where everything is so I  can show the 
flower when they bloom.

Another of the most useful things to me in my garden is the computer,  
keeping track of all the daffodil cultivars I have, along with their  
blooming/show records. And, of course, for research.

Maybe not exactly what you were looking for, but definitely hi-tech!

Lina Burton

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