PlantsMap.com E-Journal May 2019 – Subscription Tiers Launch, Welcome Brent and Becky’s Bulbs, Friends of Mount Hope Cemetery, Year of the Salvia, Plants of the Year, Buy It Plants, Gumbo Nature Center, Culinary Institute of America, Hill Country Unit Herb Society, and more
New Subscription Tiers will launch in May 2019 as way to offer premium features for our users. The paid subscription tiers include Plus, Premium and Resource plans. Visitor access will remain free with no sign-in required. The basic tier allows for a free a free individual or organization profile with limited use of the My Plants Map tools.
Plants Map New Features Webinar recorded on May 3, 2019 – Watch how to use our new Plant Finder, Core Plants, and Buy It Plants features.
Happy Arbor Day! One of the things that inspires me is learning about the educators, caretakers, and guardians behind the plants and landscapes on Plants Map.
In this recorded webinar join Plants Map Cofounder Bill Blevins as he shares 30 geeky tech tips & tricks in 30 minutes that you can use in your garden this year.
The Plants Map March E-Journal Connecting People With Plants. Website updates, Buy It plants, Plants of the Year, AAS Winners, Geeky Gardener Webinar, Colonial Williamsburg Garden Symposium, and more.
We are excited to share this years annual Plants of the Year winners. The plants listed here have received a botanical award of merit or recognition based on varying criteria from different entities.
Our Plants Map plant finder tool allows users to select a filter to search for plants to visit. To be visible in the plant finder plants to visit filter an organization profile must 1) choose to have the public landscape setting on and 2) have plants that are mapped as publicly visible within their profile.
In this recorded webinar join Plants Map Cofounder Tracy Blevins for a look at 2019 new plants coming to your garden center this year from the California Spring Trials of 2018.