In the new version 1.6 (since 28.4.2010) there is now a quick identifying and a quiz.

This version is available since 17.03.2010.

Now the firs are available in german, english and french.

It is now easier to identify a deciduous tree with

- leaf shape

- leaf margin

- height

- leaf arrangement

- flower shape

- flower color

This version is available since 19.02.2010.

Now there is a better performance and you can buy firs, but they are only available in german language.

new in Version 1.3.3, which is available in AppStore since 6.1.2010:

- new tree list (grouped)

- big pictures in detail

- better (apple-like) zooming + double-tap-zoom

- minor corrections

new in version 1.3.2:

- french language

- now you can change the language in the app

Available in AppStore since 1.Dezember 2009.

Now the tree lists are extended to two lines (botanic names + normal names).

You can search for trees too.

Now there is a picture of the whole tree for nearly every tree.

Also now there are alternative names in the detail.

Now you can write an email directly to the developer.

And a little help for the application is included.

Availabe in AppStore since 12.November 2009.

You can very easily identify a tree with the help of this app. If you've always asked yourself what kind of tree that is, then this app is the right solution for you.

With it you can find the most common deciduous trees of Central Europe.

All you need to get started is a leaf from the tree you wish to identify. You limit the selection of leaves on the basis of the shape of the leaf and can then choose the leaf. The app identifies your tree and provides you with a brief description. Using a link you can also receive more detailed information about the tree and more images.

With the help of the alphabetically sorted tree list you can comfortably search for and find trees.

All images can be enlarged and moved with a single tap and zoomed out again with a double tap.

Some images are made available with the friendly permission of Wunschbaum. Some images are photographed and licensed by Hans-Cees Speel.