Geo and Sallys Flower Shoppe began 10 years ago as a small local flower shop by two friends who loved creating beautiful flower arrangements for a reasonable price. Over time, Geo and Sallys customer base began to expand as local customers told friends and family members around the country about the wonderful arrangements Geo and Sally could create for a very reasonable price. Besides flower arrangements, customers were interested in purchasing the unique pots they used for the arrangements, floral and garden accessories, garden flowers, vegetable plants, bushes, and even smaller trees. In addition to family customers, the business has expanded to include several small and even a few larger businesses in the local area. Through all of the expansion, flower arrangements remain the mainstay and primary profit center for the business. Geos brother Sammy suggested Geo and Sally set up an Internet storefront to sell more flower arrangements, which they did last year. They now find themselves owners of an ever-expanding Internet business with a loyal local customer base at their shop in Denver, Colorado. The shop itself has grown from the initial 500 square foot modified living room of an old home Geo used to live in to a new 6,000 square foot facility the company moved into two years ago. It includes a 1000 square foot showroom where they can display a variety of unique flower arrangements and containers. Arrangements in the showroom that do not sell within three days must be replaced so only the best items are seen and purchased by the large walk-in customer base. Geo and Sallys information and data storage needs have exceeded the capacity of the current system. Sammy told Geo that he and Sally need to hire a consulting group to help them to implement a modern database system for accounting, payroll, inventory control, and sales:

The diagram should include classes, attributes, and relationships necessary to store all the information required to implement a successful system.

A list of class and attributes for this case study. Sample below:

Class	Attributes
Customer	C_Number (PK) C_Lname C_Fname C_Address 1 C_Address 2 C_City C_State