Australian native plants now on your iPad

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The Native Plant Guide App is now available as a special version just for your iPad, along with the versions for iPhone or iPod Touch, after recent updates as an electronic version of the industry respected book and desktop application The Australian Native Plant Guide by Dr Peter Yau and Tim Langdon.

The guide delivers specific information about Australia’s wonderful native flora to a global audience via a multitude of delivery platforms and its now had a general content update, been upgraded to work on Apple’s latest operating system iOS7 and in addition now offers the capacity to enlarge images.

The latest update suitable for iPad can be found here https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/native-plant-guide-hd/id764367066?ls=1&mt=8 and along with the versions for iPhone and iPod Touch, The Native Plant Guide App has already changed the way many in the industry communicate information.

Here’s why:

Gardeners will find the App very useful when selecting native plants for the home garden
Landscape Architects will be able to use the App on site at projects, assisting clients when making their native plant selections
Consultants will be able to carry this information with them on site such as farm or mine site visits and use it to select appropriate native plants to meet planting objectives
Teachers will be able to load the App on to an iPad and show it to school children, especially in the context of educating kids about sustainable gardening
Operators of plant nurseries will be able to load the App on to an iPad and use it at the point of sale, assisting customers with their native plant selections
It will be terrific at expos, farmers’ field days, community group meetings, tree planting days etc. as a reference and communication tool