You may use the pick to quickly sort the cards for bloom periods, sun exposure, watering needs, what the plants attract, flower colors, type (biennial, annual, perennial) and plant height. There is also an option for cutting flowers and fragrant flowers. Simply put the pick through the appropriate hole and gently shake. This is quite a time saver.
I would like to see the plant species expanded. In addition, I would love a card set similar to this for selecting shrubs and trees. One for cactus and succulents would be useful to me also. I believe Laura Quatrochi has a good idea with potential for many other sets of cards. Ask for this at your local store or buy it on-line.
Note from the author of FlowerSelect: The Gardener's FlowerSelect sells for $29.50 at Smith & Hawken stores (for the one nearest you call 800-776-3336) or on the internet at http://www.SmithandHawken.com (product #670356) or at Gallery Bookshop at http://www.gallerybooks.com.
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