And Greg Piotrowski, another great daylily friend, grins from among the daylilies at the New York Botanical Garden, where he was then a gardener. At right angles to the long bookcase there is a counter 30 inches wide and about 6 feet long. Not all this space is usable as counter, but every inch counts. Looseleaf notebooks with slides of the garden are filed in the space under the eaves. I sort them on the counter.
Gardeners always wind up as amateur photographers.
Then the problem becomes how to store the slides. I've tried many methods. I now use clear-plastic storage pages that hold 20 slides each. The pages are punched for standard three-ring binders. For long-term storage, I look for pages designated for archival use.