Find Me tips: Make sure you have a strong internet connection.

Contact us via email at for more details. Importing GPS coordinates: If you are just starting we can import a plant list spreadsheet including your exact lat/long data for each plant profile.Public / Private settings: All location details (map pins) are set to public but can be set to private (only seen by the profile owner and not added to our community map).Location information is not required nor will it be automatically added. Pinning is optional: All geodata location details are optionally provided.You may also be experiencing a weak internet (cellular or wifi) connection.Ī few more tips for mapping pin locations: If this option does not appear to work check to make sure you have allowed the device you are using and the web browser you are using to find your location. This will set a pin and add latitude/longitude coordinates. It will take a moment for the device you are using to ‘be found’ and then a pin will render on the map. This option requires that your device be allowed to find your location via Google Maps satellites. After you enter the Decimal Degrees choose pin location to set the pin. Some devices will get you more exact coordinates than others. For example: 38.30725 / -77.47260. There are various devices with GPS that can find your exact numeric coordinates. Manually enter the latitude/longitude. In proper numeric format values, known as Decimal Degrees (DD), enter the latitude and longitude.Note this will also set a latitude/longitude pin position as well. You must choose an address suggested by Google Maps in the list.

The address must be a recognized Google Map address or it will not render in the hint list. Select the address you are entering and then choose PIN location. Type the address and wait for Google Maps to make a ‘hint’ list of addresses. This tool relies on Google Maps and what is known as latitude/longitude numerical Decimal Degrees (also known as GPS coordinates). Plants Map forms for profiles, plants, collections, sub-collections, and events use the same Location Details mapping tool that allows you 3 ways to enter a location and to set a pin on a map. How do I enter location details for a profile, plant, or collection?

My gps coordinate