Almost all modern phones have a camera, and an app for scanning QR codes.

Now, by using QR codes supplied by Joy of Plants, your labels can allow would-be purchasers to see a webpage of complete details for each plant variety - making it so much more likely they'll find the right plant and buy it.

Joy of Plants launched its “Plant Info” QR codes at the Four Oaks trade show this week with Atkiro Ltd, a well-known grower and wholesale nursery from Yorkshire.

The Joy of Plants QR codes:

* Are available for over 7,500 plant varieties and give access to world-class plant information that is maintained and delivered by Joy of Plants

* Can be used on any kind of plant label, provided by any label manufacturer, as there are no restrictions on use 

* Are “ready to use” and tested, pre-sized and formatted for label printers

* Lead to pages that are quick to download and easy to use on a smartphone

* Are supplied free of charge for anyone to use

Find out more from 3rd September 2012 at: www.joyofplants.com/qrcodes.php

Gardeners can also buy the Joy of Plants iPhone app from the Apple AppStore to access the same information about 7,500 plants wherever they need it.

Garden Centres and Nurseries can license the Joy of Plants Plant Finder for their websites to deliver the same information as the Plant Info pages. See www.longacres.co.uk and click Plant Finder to see the Plant Finder in action.

Notes

Joy of Plants is based in Twyford, Berkshire. It’s led by Terri Jones and Susan A Tindall. Their development team includes Zenobyte Ltd, Slash Design Ltd and Pete Borlace Design Solutions, specialists in design and development for web and mobile devices.

For more information about the Joy of Plants QR codes, Plant Finder and Joy of Plants app and the team who created them see:
www.joyofplants.com
http://www.facebook.com/joyofplants
Follow us on Twitter @JoyofPlants

Joy of Plants is a member of the Horticultural Trades Association in the UK.

Atkiro Ltd is a grower and wholesaler of nursery stock based in the heart of Yorkshire. Well-known for their brands "Starter Garden Plants", "Gardening with Colour", "Four Seasons Planted Containers" and "Patio Harvest", they constantly seek out new innovations to help their customers sell plants and build profits with minimal effort. For more information on their product range, see www.atkiro.co.uk, or scan this QR code:

"We don't just grow plants - we help you sell them."

Atkiro Ltd is a member of the Horticultural Trades Association.

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