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Parts 1 - The Compleat Botanica

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Species<br />

Specimen<br />

number<br />

Stamens<br />

Stature<br />

Suitable for<br />

gardens<br />

Sunset<br />

zones<br />

Sunshine<br />

Symbiosis<br />

Tag needs<br />

printing<br />

<strong>The</strong> species is the portion of the botanical name used as an<br />

adjective to more specifically describe the genus.<br />

159<br />

<strong>The</strong> specimen number is a pseudo-unique identifier for the<br />

specimen record. 160<br />

A free form description of the flower's stamens.<br />

161<br />

In gardener's terms, what type of plant is this: tree, shrub,<br />

vine, groundcover, flower, etc. 162<br />

This should be checked to indicate that the species has some<br />

ornamental garden value -- color, fragrance, flowers, form,<br />

etc.<br />

163<br />

<strong>The</strong> Sunset Books' climate zones in which this plant does<br />

best. 164<br />

Optimal lighting requirements to prevent scorching and to<br />

promote healthy growth. 165<br />

Other life forms (plants, insects, and more) that live in a<br />

symbiotic relationship with this species.<br />

Checked when this specimen record is first created and<br />

unchecked after a specimen tag has been printed.<br />

166<br />

167

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