Re: Iris Database
Ok i'll give you some more...
I have this manual database made up in the desktop publishing system
Interleaf.
This is for all kind of plants. and the data i have included there are
as follows :
Latin Name
local name
from what supplier did you bye tha plant.
seed or plant.
number of plants you have
time of planting.
internal number
suppliers number
type of plant
properties
hardiness zone
picture
colour of flower
colour of leaf
height
width
flowering time
sickness resistance:
gets easily :
best pesticide?? (best method of getting rid of the disiese on this
plant)
result
Demands:
Light
Moist
soil
other demands
Number of surviving plants the first year
plants dead year:
how easili it is spreading itself
what place you have planted it in
misc. notes
judgement :How worthy growing it is.
maybe some of this is applyable on iris aswell.
Gunnar Andersson Sthlm/Sw
Christopher Hollinshead wrote:
>
> On Thu, 28 Mar 1996, Gunnar Andersson wrote:
>
> > Why don't you do a survey to find out what fields in the database
> > that would be interesting ta have - start with the iris group for ex.
> >
> > ex. the hybrids parents.
> >
> Chris writes:
>
> The database field "GENEALOGY" includes the parentage of the hybrid. Thus
> it is searchable as a separate item. Example: look for all the existing
> Tall Bearded iris involving the iris "SUMMER FROST" (McMillen 1986).
> Any other wants or comments, let me know.
>
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> Chris Hollinshead e-mail: bu336@torfree.net
> Mississauga, Ontario Canada
> The true north strong and free.
