Contact Flower Identifier

Use this form to report a correction, accessibility issue, photo or tool problem, data or source concern, or general question. Corrections are especially useful when they include the page URL, relevant photo context, and a source for the correct scientific name or fact. This form is not an emergency or veterinary channel. Wait for the on-page confirmation before treating a message as delivered.

How Can You Contact Flower Identifier?

Choose the message type that best fits your issue, then describe what happened in plain language. Include a page URL when the message concerns published content or a result. Do not include unnecessary personal information, and do not use this form for an urgent pet exposure or medical concern.

Name

Email

Provide an email only if you would like a reply or a focused follow-up question.

What do you need help with?Choose a topicIdentification or page correctionAccessibility issuePhoto or identifier problemData or source concernGeneral question

Relevant page URL

For example, the species page, comparison page, or result page that needs attention.

Message

Explain what you saw, what you expected, and any source or photo context that can help check the issue.

Company

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A confirmation appears here only after delivery succeeds.

Field labels and help remain visible while you write. If a required field or email address needs attention, the form identifies it before sending. The delivery status appears beside the form, so a blocked or unavailable message channel is not presented as a successful submission.

What Makes a Flower Identification Correction Useful?

A specific correction can improve a page, a source record, or the identification experience. You do not need to write a formal report. The following details make a correction easier to check.

1. Identify the page or result. Include the page URL, the flower name shown, or a screenshot with enough context to locate the issue.

2. State the correct name or fact you believe applies. Give the scientific name when you know it, or explain the common-name ambiguity that caused the problem.

3. Point to the exact issue. Quote the sentence, label, image description, or result behavior that appears wrong or unclear. Say whether the concern is botanical, safety-related, accessibility-related, or technical.

4. Share a relevant source or photo detail. Include a link to a reliable reference, a clear photograph, the location where the flower was seen, or the observation that changes the comparison.

5. Say whether follow-up is welcome. An email address lets the site ask a focused clarification question, but it is not needed to describe the issue.

Flower Identifier explains its sourcing and evidence limits on the about page. A useful correction helps preserve those limits instead of replacing one unsupported statement with another.

What Cannot Be Handled Through This Form?

This form cannot provide urgent advice about a plant exposure, pet illness, poisoning, or medical symptoms. If an animal may have eaten a plant or is showing signs of illness, contact a veterinary professional or an appropriate animal poison service promptly. Do not wait for an email reply or an image identification.

The form also cannot confirm a safety verdict from an uploaded image, make a legal determination about a plant, or retrieve data from your device. For content or source issues, provide only the information needed to investigate the report.