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How to use the Wildflower Finder

  1. Flowers: browse 22 Norfolk wild flowers. Tap a colour or a place to narrow them down, then tap any flower to see how to spot it.
  2. Not sure what you found? Use Identify. Answer a few easy questions and we’ll suggest some matches, plus words to copy into your own AI app.
  3. Quiz: play on your own or with a child, taking turns. Choose easy picture questions or a harder mix.
  4. My flowers: tap I’ve found this flower and it’s added to your collection. It saves on this device only.
  5. Look, don’t pick: some wild flowers are poisonous and some are protected. Take a photo instead.
  6. Bigger text: tap A+ at the top any time to make everything easier to read.

You can close this box with the ✕. Tap ❓ How to use at the top to bring it back.

A smiling older couple crouching by a Norfolk country lane, the woman photographing an oxeye daisy with her phone, with red campion, buttercups and red clover on the verge and a flint church tower in the distance
Norfolk countryside and coast

Norfolk Wildflower Finder

Spotted a pretty flower on your walk and wondering what it’s called? Let’s find out together.

What colour is it?
Where did you see it?

🌸 Look, don’t pick

Some wild flowers are poisonous, such as foxgloves, and some are protected by law, such as bluebells. Enjoy them where they grow and take a photo instead. Never eat a wild plant unless an expert has told you it’s safe.

Found something that isn’t here?

Answer a few quick questions and get the exact words to ask your own AI app.

What flower have I found?

Answer what you can. You don’t need to answer everything. We’ll suggest some likely matches and write a question you can copy into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot.

1What colour is it?
2Where is it growing?
3What shape is the flower?

Your results will appear here

Choose a few answers on the left, then tap Show me the matches.

📸 Got a photo?

A photo makes it much easier. Your AI app can look at it and tell you what the flower is. A second photo of the leaves helps too.

My flower collection

Every time you find one of the flowers, open it and tap I’ve found this flower. See if you can find them all.

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🔒 Your collection is saved in this web browser on this device only. Nothing is sent anywhere. If you clear your browser history, it may be cleared too.