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What's that flower?

What's that flower?

Simple key for flowers

12 ratings
4 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 21, 2019
  • April 29, 2025

Features

Developer

Adrian Benko
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Identify flowers by their color, habitat, and petal count. This app helps you discover the names of plants you encounter. Unlock advanced features like photo search and offline mode through in-app purchases.

✓Identify flowers by color, habitat, petals, and region
✓Search by photo (in-app purchase)
✓Offline mode (in-app purchase)
✓Save and share observations (subscription)
✓Search by English or Latin names
✓Customizable filters
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What's New in What's that flower?

8.0.6

April 29, 2025

Minor fixes and enhancements.

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User reviews

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Waste of time

Can’t upload a photo of flower to tell me the type of rose. Answered the questions and rose never came up!
Jazzycat5753Jazzycat5753

Awesome app

Love it!
ConnieSpankerConnieSpanker

What’s that Flower

Useless and then they want me to pay for “enhancements “
grannybarb2grannybarb2

Response from developer

Since the beginning (more than three years ago) the application had only one way how to find a flower, choosing color, habitat, petal configuration and, later on, region. This option was, is and will be for free as well as photos and information. Only recently new ways how to find a flower were added. Make them free is not sustainable.

Like the interface. No cactus.

I think the method of ID is great. Seems to completely leave out cactuses of SW. Tried all the habitats. No joy. Also would have liked more scientific narrowing like for the petal count.
MikeLMAMikeLMA

Response from developer

Thanks. Only one cactus in the application so far, Opuntia aciculata. I will try to add more in the future.

FAQ

Does What's that flower? have ads?

Yes, What's that flower? contains advertisements. You can remove ads by making an in-app purchase.

How accurate is What's that flower? for identifying flowers?

The app narrows down possibilities from over 1000 flowers to a few dozen based on user-provided characteristics like color, habitat, and petal count, allowing users to then select the correct match.

Can I use What's that flower? without an internet connection?

An internet connection is required to run the application. However, an offline mode can be unlocked via an in-app purchase.

What are the subscription options for What's that flower?

Users can subscribe monthly for $0.99 or yearly for $9.49 to store photos and share observations across devices. Subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled 24 hours prior to the end of the current period.

What is the age rating for What's that flower?

What's that flower? has an age rating of 17+, which may indicate mature content or themes not suitable for younger audiences.

How often is What's that flower? updated?

The app was last updated on April 29, 2025, indicating recent development and potential for ongoing improvements and bug fixes.

What devices are supported by What's that flower?

What's that flower? is supported on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple mobile device users.

What kind of learning methodology does What's that flower? use?

What's that flower? employs an inductive learning approach by allowing users to observe characteristics and then deduce the flower's identity, fostering knowledge through exploration and discovery.