Minnesota Wildflowers Info.

The new app incorporates the best of their wonderful website. It has beautiful photos and accurate descriptions and information. As one who is just learning about plants, I have always relied on their website, but now it is good to have it all one touch away and not need web access, which is often lacking in the north woods. It loads quickly and is easy to use.

I love this site, including all the descriptions/pictures that help you identify both native plants as well as my “arch enemy” invasive species. Katy Chaya comments help with plant ID, and Peter Dziuk’s pictures are exceptional. My husband and I have 2 large native plantings (St Cloud home and Deer Lake cabin), and thus, resource is invaluable for us as we add new plants, and fight off crown vetch, buckthorn, canary reed, etc. keep up the excellent work!

The MWI app is a handy guide for wildflowers when you are out in the field, especially when you don’t have access to the internet. A whole lot lighter weight than a book.

The web site has a “Have you seen this plant in Minnesota” section that I miss on the app, but that’s minor. With the help of this app, we identified a large number of plants growing in our woods—including some invasives, which we’re now working to eradicate. I’d like to see a plant identifier added to this app. That would make it perfect!

I absolutely love the app, it’s worth every penny. I love all of the search features. The only thing I would add is a feature that allows you to save species pages for later reference.