If you've ever wondered what that strange new plant in your garden is called, the PlantNet app can help identify it through image recognition.

Using Google Lens or the Apple Photos apps are free options to help identify plants in your backyard, at no extra cost. iNaturalist is good for more advanced plant identification features, such as ...

Have you ever wondered what kind of plant you’ve come across while on a hike? Or maybe you took a picture of a dog and want to know what breed it is? Either way, there’s an iPhone tool … ...

A knowledge of plants is fundamental to gardeners because plants are the raw materials for horticulturists. But it's when you realise there are about a quarter of a million flowering plants in the ...

Leafsnap is a Treehugger's dream come true. Learn how this free app helps you identify plants (including trees) and properly care for them.

But aside from merely naming plants you see at the park, NatureID also helps you become a better plant parent by assisting with plant care. It can diagnose plant states, identify diseases, and ...

In other words, the ‌Photos‌ app can now identify various objects, landmarks, animals, books, plants, works of art, and more in your image library, and then offer information about them that ...