Who it's for
- Home owners with a tree in the garden
- Walkers, hikers and students
- People planning what to plant
AI tools by job · FloraLens
Trees can be tricky because the parts that identify them may be high up. Use up to three photos (a leaf close-up, the bark and the whole tree) and FloraLens combines them to suggest the most likely species.
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Example request
“A leaf close-up, a bark photo and a photo of a large shade tree with pods, in a park in Colombo.”
What comes back
No. It identifies the likely species. For tree health or safety, ask an arborist.
Bark and shape help, but confidence is usually lower without leaves or fruit.
Never eat fruit based on a photo ID. Confirm with a local expert.
1 credit.
Often, yes, if the leaf is in good condition. Photograph the top and underside, and the bark of the tree it fell from if you know it.
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