Basic specification
Sunset climate zones |
The Sunset Books' climate zones in which this plant does best. This set of zones may be
a discontinuous range, for example: "Zones 4-9, 14-24".
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Displayed using a drop-down list with dual color codes. |
Climate view |
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Storage details
SunsetZones |
A text value up to 134 characters in length. |
Internally the codes are stored rather than the
description of the item. If a non-standard value is supplied,
it's stored as is. |
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Import / export notes
When importing and exporting the column name for this item is
SunsetZones.
When importing with the Merge option, the existing comma-separated values of this item will be
merged with the values specified in the input file.
Delimited file |
1) A comma-separated list of Sunset zones, or 2) A range of Sunset
zones, something like "4-9", "4-9,14-24" or
3) A free form description. |
XML file |
A comma-separated list of Sunset zones or a free
form description. |
Delimited file |
A comma-separated list of Sunset zones or a free
form description. |
XML file |
A comma-separated list of Sunset zones or a free
form description. |
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Publication templates
The replacement tag is <cb:SunsetZones>.
The possible attributes for this tag are shown below.
Values marked with an asterisk are used by default.
on * |
For single coded values the color code is
displayed. For a range of coded values the first and last color
codes are displayed. |
off |
No color codes are shown. |
on This is the default value when graphics is
on. |
Include the code with the color. |
off This is the default value when graphics is
off. |
Do not show the code with the color. |
on This is the default value when graphics is
off or for free form text. |
The text description of the codes -- something
like:
Coldest winters in the West
Sunset 04-09 |
off This is the default value when graphics is
on. |
No text is written. |
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For similar pages in the "Specifications" series see:
Alphabetical index to column specifications
For an index to other topics see
Specimen
Last reviewed March 25, 2004