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Fleurs en poche
  • $4.99
  • Category: Reference
  • First released: February 4, 2010
  • Versions: 2 archived
  • Installable: 2 of 2
  • Seller: Pierre-Olivier Templier

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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1.1.5
Requires iOS 3.1.2+
Non-Retina
April 27, 2010
23.3 MB Install Download
1.2.7
Requires iOS 3.1.2+
Non-Retina
February 1, 2011
36.0 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
April 1, 2012 $4.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

Nice app even tho it is for Europe
     
by loves to garden · April 25, 2012

By looking at these flowers I am able to locate ideas for the flowers that are in the US. It has been very helpful to me. Thanks.

Great!
     
by JimJoeLadio · May 25, 2012

FANTASTIC app with many common species. The interface is easy to use. If you select by color only, it may or may not be the exact shade of the flower you are viewing so you'll have to add more search selections or scroll through all of the related shades. Please add more deceptive info and and easier way to see more pictures of each flower. And more species!!

a godsend for the Swiss alps
     
by Paul in Metuchen · July 30, 2010

This app turned out to be a godsend, given the paucity of European flower guides on the web. I do have two suggestions for the wizard, though. All the flowers I was identifying grew at above 2000 meters, and while the species accounts did contain altitude information, I would have liked to have been able to select for that in the wizard. I would also have liked to have been able to select on number of petals. I have no botanical knowledge, and some of the options were (to me) esoteric. I'd be willing to sacrifice some of the current options for altitude and number of petals. I was able to identify all the flowers of which I had pictures. It just took a bit longer than I wanted.

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