Growing a vibrant arts community bears many similarities to the work of a gardener. Creativity must be tended like a seedling, nurtured and given an environment to thrive. This is the work that Mary Ouimette-Kinney and Larry Kinney have been doing for decades in their community in Buffalo, N.Y. It’s the mission that led them […]
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A summary of updates and new features released as of May 13, 2017. New user ‘stats’ summary on individual and organization profiles showing number of plants, collections, network connections, followers, and following. All stats are clickable shortcut links. New user ability to Post News from their profile page at the top of their ‘News’ section. […]
As a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, born and raised in Oklahoma, Tony Harris grew up absorbing Cherokee traditions from his family. Many of those traditions, like the traditional medicinal remedies his mother used, are tied to plants. When Harris, now a resident of Marietta, Ga., retired, he and his wife, Carra, became certified Master […]
Over the past year we’ve been playing a lot with drones. Using drones, or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) as they are often called, in the field of agriculture has proven to be quite a useful tool for people who grow plants. Drones can be used for creating video and still photos, for 3D modeling, mapping, […]
Plantsmap.com is excited to invite ArbNet Accredited Arboreta to connect with the ArbNet profile on Plants Map. The ArbNet Accreditation Program was started by The Morton Arboretum as a way to establish and share a widely recognized set of industry standards and guidelines to unify the arboretum community. In April 2011, ArbNet.org was launched to support the common […]
A summary of updates and new features released as of April 21, 2017. Bug fixes and updates made to the My Tags ordering pages. New pricing, products and discounts included in the ordering tool. Improved social sharing toolbar on plants, collections and subcollections with additional options to email, print a pdf, and other choices […]
Plants Map E-Journal May 2017
/in About Us, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsUniversity Heights Arts Association promotes art through garden-focused projects
/in Featured Profiles Journal /by Emily FreehlingGrowing a vibrant arts community bears many similarities to the work of a gardener. Creativity must be tended like a seedling, nurtured and given an environment to thrive. This is the work that Mary Ouimette-Kinney and Larry Kinney have been doing for decades in their community in Buffalo, N.Y. It’s the mission that led them […]
Plants Map Developer Updates: May 2017
/in Developer Releases & Updates, Help, Journal Help, Journal /by Tracy BlevinsA summary of updates and new features released as of May 13, 2017. New user ‘stats’ summary on individual and organization profiles showing number of plants, collections, network connections, followers, and following. All stats are clickable shortcut links. New user ability to Post News from their profile page at the top of their ‘News’ section. […]
The Cherokee Garden preserves plant traditions for future generations
/in Featured Profiles Journal /by Emily FreehlingAs a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, born and raised in Oklahoma, Tony Harris grew up absorbing Cherokee traditions from his family. Many of those traditions, like the traditional medicinal remedies his mother used, are tied to plants. When Harris, now a resident of Marietta, Ga., retired, he and his wife, Carra, became certified Master […]
Plants Map E-Journal April 2017
/in About Us, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsMapping Plants with Drones
/in Drones, Journal Journal /by Bill BlevinsOver the past year we’ve been playing a lot with drones. Using drones, or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) as they are often called, in the field of agriculture has proven to be quite a useful tool for people who grow plants. Drones can be used for creating video and still photos, for 3D modeling, mapping, […]
Invite to connect ArbNet Accredited Arboreta
/in Connect, Garden Tourism, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsPlantsmap.com is excited to invite ArbNet Accredited Arboreta to connect with the ArbNet profile on Plants Map. The ArbNet Accreditation Program was started by The Morton Arboretum as a way to establish and share a widely recognized set of industry standards and guidelines to unify the arboretum community. In April 2011, ArbNet.org was launched to support the common […]
Developer Updates: April 2017
/in Developer Releases & Updates, Help, Journal Help, Journal /by Tracy BlevinsA summary of updates and new features released as of April 21, 2017. Bug fixes and updates made to the My Tags ordering pages. New pricing, products and discounts included in the ordering tool. Improved social sharing toolbar on plants, collections and subcollections with additional options to email, print a pdf, and other choices […]