Reminders for your streak and a plant to draw, with times you choose in Settings. Shared links now open as cards, and every aster has its own drawing.

Every tree drawn to scale, with its leaf beside a quarter. Stories now unlock as you explore.

- Morphology is drawn now: the plant to scale beside a botanist like yourself. - A new section, In the ecosystem: which caterpillars and visitors a plant feeds, how it meets fire, what it gives the ground. - The planting book: a photograph on every plate, a map you can pinch to zoom, colored place pins. - The plant card reads in five parts: Morphology, Habitat, Ecology, History, Taxonomy. Forest Service notes read inside them, each with its source. - The plant schedule exports as an Excel workbook, with a care note and pet and people safety for every plant. - Planting book: a page of wild places to see your plants, truer maps, and no story told twice.

Definition questions now come with a small hand drawing of what they describe. Fixed a problem where progress, new lore and places could stop saving after a while. The trace step keeps your drawing on screen after you check it, and the plate no longer jumps. Smaller things: hand-drawn arrows on photos, answers that always fit on smaller phones.

Say the plant's name out loud. Hold the button, say it, and the app counts your beats and tells you where the stress goes. Lessons now end with your score and your growth toward the next level. Each region keeps its own level, and reaching a new one draws that region's sign. Get every answer right and a new place opens, with its own drawing and its stories. A family's ten lessons now start gentle and grow harder toward the last one, and each answer comes with one tip for telling the family apart. Sign in with Apple works again. Smaller things: hand-drawn arrows on photos, every plant name spoken by a real voice, drawings saved on the device without running out of room, and a Messages tab for comments on your drawings.

Plant lore now opens for every plant that has a story. Nearly two hundred new plant stories to unlock. Twelve new botanical masters, from Karl Blossfeldt to Beatrix Potter to Emily Dickinson's herbarium, each with short stories. Places in your region unlock when you ace a lesson. Masters unlock as you draw. Plant lore unlocks as you explore. The public feed is better. Fixes a crash at launch on iOS 27.

-new plant lore unlocks when you explore. -new botanical masters unlock when you draw. - so much new stuff.

One collection and one drawing are free. Members keep as many as they like. The back button on Android goes back now instead of leaving the app. Sorry about that.. Find my location fills in your ZIP. Every number says whose place it is: near you, or across the region. Native, introduced or invasive now names the region it is true for. Explorations lists the regions under the map. Search remembers your last few. Bigger tap targets, a Start button for first-timers, and a looong list of small fixes.

Sign in with Apple: one tap, no password. The public garden is in order. We pruned for you. A member's page shows the work: big square collections, whole drawings. Draw: tall, square or wide sheets, and two fingers turn the reference photo. Refine keeps a preset of your own. Field notes are short now, with Read more. Lots of other small things I fixed because I love you.

- The public feed is updated. - new Plant Lore. - improved sketchpad - Lots of other small stuff.

-You can now study what the hell aestivation actually is before being quizzed about it in the field guide. -The palette photos arrive better now. -The glossary gained some form terms, so Valvate and Zygomorphic are in there now. -Please stop yelling at me.

-The exercise sheet is cleaner: the head is the progress line, every stroke of it hand drawn, and the photo runs edge to edge. -Fewer font sizes everywhere in the lessons. Six, to be exact. -Lessons trace the drawn plates now, your family's own first. The Clear and Check buttons stopped hiding below the fold. -Aced a round? Its dot turns gold. -Botanical masters: Iwasaki Tsunemasa joins, with a poppy from the Honzō Zufu. -Field notes from the Forest Service read like notes now, not a literature review. -Every share text speaks like "I drew this for you". -The bloom on the summary is drawn in ink. -Membership sheet tidied.

New Stuff: -There is an OnlyFerns feature for the fern people. -We corrected hardiness zones on about a thousand plants, added nursery availability, regional invasive listings, and kept parasites, carnivores and pond plants out of your planting plans. -Every plant's photographs were re-checked. Informative shots of the whole plant and its flower are favored. -Now with more botanical masters. -Plant lore unlocks as you use the app. -On iPad the search bar sits at the far left and rises straight up. -The daily crossword is free. -The bottom bar stopped drifting mid-page. -Membership now runs through the store on iPhone, iPad and Android.

Membership is here. A yearly membership opens every tool and lifts the daily limit. It also pays for the servers, which is the reason it exists. If you need these tools, but cant afford them right now, just shoot me an email at info@florophilia.com Nothing about the free stuff changed. Every plant page and every region's field guide are still free. The public feed now loads in pages, newest first, and one very enthusiastic member can no longer fill an entire day with drawings of mullein.

Photographs from Wikimedia Commons, GBIF, Openverse and iNaturalist, chosen for what they show: the whole plant, the flower, the leaf, the bark. Every photograph names its photographer and its licence. Search understands Spanish common names. A Spanish names setting adds them to every card. Field notes from the U.S. Forest Service on the plants they cover. Every creature in the wildlife lists has a photograph. Hand-drawn icons on every tool, and a book on the Glossary. Fixes: menus no longer flash back open after a pull, and the Match board holds still between rounds. In the dense grid, one tap closes an enlarged photograph.