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Viola tricolor

Shakespeare's
"Love-in-idleness"

With regular water and morning sun these can continue blooming all year long.

See what other people like you are doing with The Compleat Botanica

 

 

Customer profiles

   Arboretum
   Botanical gardens
   Garden clubs
   Master Gardener
   Nursery
   Seed exchange
   Vegetable gardeners
 

Others like you . . .

  Professional groups
  Specialties
  Botanical sciences
  Agriculture
  Gardening
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"Ashley says . . ."

Ashley takes a walk through her garden every morning just to see what's happening.  "It's coming along" is her standard reply to everyone that compliments her hard work.  Ashley likes to use The Compleat Botanica to discover even more about her favorite plants. 


Did you know?


Q:  Does the botanical name have to be in every specimen list?

A:  No.  As a reasonable first guess, new filters start out with the botanical name as the first column of every filter.  This is entirely optional.

If you choose a different item to replace it, you will have a surprisingly different looking specimen list.  This is because the first item in the filter is always displayed in the prominent top-half of each specimen row.  This position does not scroll left and right with the rest of the list, but stays fixed to the left-hand side of the list. see the full story.

For more tips see

  The not so obvious . . .
 

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The Compleat Botanica for flower gardeners
Investigate flowering times, special qualities and adverse factors.
Develop plans using height and spread, forms and colors.
Compare climate suitability with USDA zones, water & sunshine requirements, or soil pH & texture.
Use all of the other features of The Compleat Botanica to prepare reports, print labels, and publish using templates.

 

Features for flower gardeners


  Pictures

  Botanical spell-checker

  Family names

  Multiple views

  All of the essential features of The Compleat Botanica
 

Data fields for flower gardeners


Just a few of the data fields useful for flower gardeners:

  Life cycle

  Stature

  Sunshine

  Water

  Tolerates drought

  Attracts butterflies

  Deer resistant

  Alphabetical index of all 160 fields used by The Compleat Botanica

 

Software snapshots


There are 17 side-by-side data entry views making it easy to access and update your data.  Be sure to check out the Special qualities view.

  See all 17 views . . .
 

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The Compleat Botanica is now specially priced.

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Frequently asked questions


Q:
  Your software sounds interesting, do you offer trial versions?

A:  No.  The Compleat Botanica has no copy protection mechanisms, passwords, or built in expiration keys which would make it suitable for trial versions. 

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 Frequently Asked Questions
 

Tips . . .


Q:
  Here's a step-by-step guide to adding a new category.

A:  Adding a new category to the list of pre-installed categories is simple. You'll most likely want to do this with some of the more flexible items such as Garden location and Nursery. These are typically the types of items that tend to be the most user-specific. By contrast, items such as USDA Zones, soil pH, and Sunset climate zones tend to be rarely, if ever, supplemented.  see the full story.

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Last reviewed December 05, 2009   

 

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