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06-05-2003, 03:23 AM
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Garden Design Software
Can anyone recommend the best?
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06-05-2003, 11:57 AM
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Garden Design Software
A human brain with some library books, a few hours and some coloured pencils
outstrips all the specific garden design programs. Do it yourself by hand (you can use magazine clippings or just blocks of colour if your art skills are poor) and the results are much easier to understand and translate. Neil www.conceptgardens.com "Gummo" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend the best? |
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07-05-2003, 02:32 PM
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I just got a free program with |Personal Computer WWorld, called 3D Garden
Designer. Works fine. Good design parameters. But the list of plants (about 1500) is too short - I couldn't find camelia for example. I think its worth using something like this just to get an idea of how much work you have to put in before pay back! David "Gummo" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend the best? |
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07-05-2003, 10:44 PM
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Garden Design Software
Thanks people.
"david" wrote in message ... I just got a free program with |Personal Computer WWorld, called 3D Garden Designer. Works fine. Good design parameters. But the list of plants (about 1500) is too short - I couldn't find camelia for example. I think its worth using something like this just to get an idea of how much work you have to put in before pay back! David "Gummo" wrote in message ... Can anyone recommend the best? |
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