Plants MapPlantsMap.com E-Journal July 2019 – My Plant Finder Enhancements, New Settings & Notifications, Custom Plant Tabs for trees and daffodils, Year of the Dahlia, 2020 AAS Winners, NWF Garden for Wildlife photo contest, Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge, Scott County Extension, Demonstration Gardens, and more.
In July 2019 we created a settings section within a Plants Map profile’s edit page. Each setting now has an explanatory text with a help article hint link for more information.
A summary of updates and new features released as of July 2019
We hope you are enjoying the arrival of summer! This month we are excited to announce the launch of a new personalized search tool called My Plant Finder. We also share with you the story behind the origins of native plant vendor – Prairie Nursery, provide information on plants that help endangered pollinators, explore gardens of the Pacific Northwest and more.
A summary of Plants Map website updates and new features released as of June 2019.
Plants MapOn June 27th, Plants Map launched a new plus feature with the My Plants Map tools called My Plant Finder. It will be similar to the site-wide Plant Finder tool but with the ability to use the same search criteria only within your own My Plants Map plant library.In addition to the Plant Finder filters, My Plant Finder will also include owner information filters such as plants with or without photos or map locations, alive or dead status, plants within a family or genus, and plants by collections.
Plants MapSpreading awareness of the important role native plants play in supporting diverse wildlife—and helping people build native landscapes of their own—has been a focus of Prairie Nursery since its founding in 1972.
Plants for endangered pollinators based on the 2019 Pollinator Partnership poster ‘Endangered Pollinators and Their Habitats.’
Plants Map New Features Webinar recorded on May 31, 2019 – Subscription Tiers launched and new features coming soon.
A summary of Plants Map website updates and new features released as of May 2019.