TreeClimber said:For years I have used "Plantstep" aka "Flowers" ...... great bargain at abt $30, and all updates are free. It's the best money I have spent on my daylily obsession.
It has all the catagories listed above by florange ... and more .... plus sections where you can put personal notes and experiences. You can have several different "file cabinets" if you want to keep dips and tets separately for example.
I can't think of anything it can't do .... but if you do the creator of the program is open to suggestions and will try to implement them in the next update. How great is that?
www.plantstep.com
there is also a facebook page
TreeClimber said:I'm not sure, it's a windows system.
I use Amazon Prime Photos for my photos, and they automatically upload from my ipad or iphone if I set my preferences that way. I've never used my pad for much more than surfing the web, photos and Candy Crush type games. haha
ShakespearesGarden said:I got my iPad last winter and found an app called "Plant Album". Paid $8 or $9 for it and have found it useful.
The "plants" screen
Induvidual entry page- there are more tags that didn't fit in the photo...
The photos tab for this entry
You can sort plants by "garden"- I sorted mine by dips, tets, seeds, seedlings and pollen. Can record value, where and when purchased, notes, logs, water schedules, fertilizer schedules, etc. It's been easy to use and navigate.
Part of my winter goal was to finish recording info for my daylilies. Stuff like height (I record scape), width (bloom size), and I've got to go back and put in the hybridizers and years still...