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But keep an eye on the dial at the bottom of the screen! I've played the free demo of Strange Horticulture , and it's delightful. You're essentially a plant detective piecing together leafy clues. Your customer might know the name of the plant they want, so you need to find it in your book and match it with a plant on your shelf based on just a few words of description and a sketch.

Some customers may not know the name of the plant but will have a few scraps of information about it, like that it has red flowers or that it's supposed to help some specific affliction, so you'll have to closely examine your plants and page through your book looking for a match.

This largely mirrors my experience of working in a bookstore where customers would come in with only the vaguest idea of the book they're looking for.

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