Desktop Plants

    There is even a cyber pet for us plant lovers. DeskSoft has been kind enough to publish four cyber plants.

I find them to be an attractive add-on to my desk top

• An Azalea

• A Cactus

• A Maple Tree

• A Philodendron

Both the Azalea and the Cactus have five different flowering blossoms to chose from. As with most cyber pets, 

you must care for them. With Desktop Plants, you must control the amount of sun light, the temperature, the amount

of sun light, the temperature, fertilizer, and water, your plants receive. In no time at all, with proper care, you will have 

a beautiful,  plant blooming right on your desk top. Desktop Plants are very realistic in appearance. The plants are a 

3D model of real plants with enhanced visual effects. The Desktop Plants grow directly  on your desk top, above

your chosen wallpaper but below the desk top icons. You can adjust the size and  position, of your plants, as well 

as change the color of the pot and saucer.

The demo versions unfortunately will start to die in about two weeks to a month. However, all you have to do 

is reopen the zip file you downloaded from them, and just reinstall the program, and your off again, with a new plant.

The demos are free to try. The registered version will cost $10.00.

Download Details:

System Requirements: Windows 95/NT 4.0

File name: DPSetup.zip

File size: 155 KB