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Re: [PRIMROSES] Garden Maps

Cidjohnson wrote:
>
> How do you keep track of your plants - computer software (which ones),
> sketches, scale drawings that you have to change endlessly, spread sheets
> (what info do you include? how do you handle multiples of the same plant,
> locations of said plants, etc), do you just label the plants in the garden and
> hope the dog doesn't chew them up?


Hi,

I use a landscape program called LandDesigner by Sierra.  It is pretty
good.  You can draw your planting out, and then view it is 3-D...you can
move around like you were walking through your garden and get high and
low angle perspectives, too.  There is a large plant database that you
can add your own plants to, and these descriptions can be asigned to
various plants in your landscape.

I do not know if this program is made for Macs, or not.  I use it on an
IBM.  It is a fairly large program, but isn't really expensive.  I hope
this helps!!

Josh


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