Thank you for posting this, Jelfff. You've obviously spent a great deal of time on this project. I noticed the lack of a pointer for Molbak's (situated in my faux wine country stomping grounds). Does it not offer any demonstrations?

Rain

While you have a good point, it was not my intent to put commercial gardens on the map. I revised the map title to include the word "Non_Profit". Thanks for helping me clarify the map.

Like some other nurseries Molbak's has some plantings in the parking lot that include some interesting specimens, but there is not comprehensive labeling of these. Inside the sales yard there has been a tiny vegetable demonstration bed in recent years.

The labels seem to dominate at some map resolutions. The hovered tip messages have a font size that I prefer. Is there any design option to simply number the balloons and have a numbered roster text box to the side?

Q: Is there any design option to simply number the balloons and have a numbered roster text box to the side?
A: No, but did you notice you can turn labels on and off? Click Menu ==> Labels On/Off.

Q: The labels seem to dominate at some map resolutions. The hovered tip messages have a font size that I prefer.
A: The map is based on Google Maps. The font size for the hover message has been hard-coded by Google and cannot be changed. However, you can change the font size for the labels by adjusting your browser settings. In Firefox go to Tools ==> Options ==> Content. Note that changing the font size in your browser will affect all websites you look at that are well-designed and respect the user's choice of font size.

Yes, during the initial viewing I did turn the labels off and that introduced the problem: The labels were off; you can then only view one hover-label at a time.

The browser font-size tip is a good one.

Your mapping effort is very useful; if it had been of the Portland metro area, I would use it on occasion. Do you have any way via server logs or other metrics to know how many visits your particular map is getting?