Step 3 of 6 · Field Book
A personal encyclopedia, written by your own curiosity.
Save each discovery as a dossier — your photo, the date and place, and everything you learned. Over a season, it becomes a living record of your world.
What a dossier holds
Your photo. Your notes. The plant's story.
One tap saves the analysis to your Field Book. Each entry keeps the original photo you took alongside its botanical profile, edibility and toxicity notes, and care guidance — so the knowledge stays with you after the moment passes.
- • Saved photographs — the exact image you captured, not a stock picture.
- • Plant dossiers — names, family, features, edibility, nutrition and care.
- • Safety notes — toxic parts and look-alikes kept front and centre.
- • A growing collection — revisit, compare and learn from every season.
Field Book
24 dossiers · 3 this week
Tomato
Solanum lycopersicum
Edible fruit
Sweet basil
Ocimum basilicum
Edible herb
Garden foxglove
Digitalis purpurea
Toxic — do not eat
Why keep a Field Book?
Remember
Know what grows where, and when it fruits or flowers each year.
Learn
Repeated encounters build real recognition — the best defence against look-alikes.
Create
Edible entries become starting points for recipes when you're ready to cook.
Begin your Field Book
Save your first dossier in PlantScope.