There should be a map that uses topography (think Google Earth) to tell you

[LaydeeBug]

what to plant in your garden, allowing for global change.

There should also be an app that tells what shed you should buy to accommodate your gardening equipment.

Just sayin'...

[uppityperson]

1. There should be one to track all the slugs and garden rats (deer) in my neighborhood

[Curmudgeoness]

2. Well, what are you waiting for?

You have the idea, so all you have to do is institute it.

And if you can figure out how to get that app to work properly for garden shed, you are a miracle worker. I don't need an app myself. I know that it should be twice the size that I think is should be.

[kentauros]

3. If you're talking about the "Plant Hardiness Zones" map,

that actually did change due to changes in climate. I recall that it was pretty big news (at least to gardeners) when the zones were adjusted. This site explains it with maps

[LaydeeBug]

4. No, not just that. Google earth maps streets, so it could help with trees, shade, etc. nt

[kentauros]

5. Then you're going to have to talk to a GIS professional

and have them make a custom map for you. That's the only mapping technology out there that can get as detailed as you want.

Alternately, have a look at a map library I use sometimes:
Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection

[LaydeeBug]

6. awesome. Thanks. =) nt