Moon's Graden

I am thinking about starting a perennial garden. I would like to be able
to plant a smallish section each year. Some goals are to eventually have
something that is low maintenance (little weeding) that will provide a
little color all year long. I am sure that I can find lots of flowers
that will work well, but I am finding it difficult to plan what should go
where, as there are just too many variables for me to keep in mind.

Does anyone have any experience with flower Garden planning software? I
am a Macintosh user.

TIA,

Valerie

The only Mac programs are Sunset Western Garden Book and their new Problem
Solver. The WGB CD-ROM will help you with plant selection because you can
specify your conditions and it will give you a selection of plants. Even
for non-Westerners, it's pretty useful.

Fiona
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