An arboretum has extensive plantings that must be maintained and monitored. An Arboretum Management System keeps track of all plant stocks, the location and value of each, and the contributors who supplied the funds to purchase them.

The arboretum has dozens of beds of varying shapes and locations. The layout of the arboretum is maintained in a map database that records the shapes of all beds and contents and approximate locations of all plantings in each bed. Gardeners may redraw the beds when they are changed. Gardeners may also query map images for a display of the quantity and location of the contents of a bed.

Whenever a plant is purchased, its species, color, size, value, donator, and annularity (perennial or annual) is recorded. Plants are removed from the database when they die.

Gardeners can query the system to determine the locations of all plants of a particular kind or of all plants donated by a certain contributor.

When requested, the system produces a complete report of all plants owned by the arboretum.

Create a UML Conceptual Class diagram for the above application. Please remember the conceptual class diagram simply represents the domain level classes that you would identify using textual analysis of the description provided above. Please provide attributes and operations for at least two of the classes in the class diagram. For all other classes, just the name of the class should be enough.