Garden Answers Plant Id Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 253 reviews. Read all reviews for Garden Answers Plant Id for iPhone.
Garden Answers Plant Id is free iOS app published by Gardens Alive Inc.
ID’d my first plant photo fast
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I was able it identify Lamb’s Quarters (and get rid of it) all in a few clicks. Awesome.
Very helpful!
Samantha Ritchie
I used this app to identify flowers in the garden of the home I recently moved into. It found all of them except one quickly. The app is easy to use, all you do is snap a picture and see results! I do wish it didn’t cost $2 to have someone view a photo if you can’t find the result for free however, that could quickly get costly if you have several plants you’re trying to identify
No help
RandyLee53
Out of 5 photos I took the ap identified one very obvious one (anthurium). It couldn’t even ID a Lamium ‘purple dragon’. It was a waste of money and my time...so disappointed.
Not so helpful
NWO-Hammer
I took pictures of two flowers that I knew what they were. The app didn't get either one of them right.
Not even close—ever
Hectic13
I have submitted several plants for identification. The “matches” are not even close leaves alternate instead of opposite etc. When I have paid for identification they have never made a match. On every occasion I have done the research myself and been able to identify the plants. When I notified the company they took the credit as if they were the ones to figure it out. I have two other plant i.d. Apps and their matches are at least in the ball park. This app is a rip off.
Couldn’t identify; wouldn’t accept picture
samreamer
I’m very disappointed in this app. I’m just looking to get a plant identified. After setting up my account, I took a picture of my plant. It continues to tell me that I need to be taking a picture of the flower, but this is a non-flowering plant. It wouldn’t let me use the picture I took because it says it doesn’t match any flowers in their database.
Find my plant
find my plant
Picture of fountain Bush not even close. It looked like what I am after. Not fountain Bush.
Not accurate
babs garden
Five leaf plant looks like poison ivy. It was identified as Trillium. Looks nothing like Trillium. Too bad.
Not even close.
stephernan
They called it a marsh thistle, but it turned out to be a beautiful poppy - which I killed because I didn’t want to have a marsh thistle in my garden. Grrrrrrr....