Oak Bloom

The Oak Phenology Ring overlays your logged milestones on a regional oak baseline, so you can see early or late leaf-out and bloom drift at a glance.

• Spin the Phenology Ring: compare your bud burst, catkins, full leaf, acorn drop, and leaf fall against Midwest oak woodland baselines for the current year. • Log Woodland Journal entries with photos, species tags, milestone labels, place names, and dated notes—edit, share, and export when you are ready. • Browse the Oak Atlas offline for common Quercus species with leaf traits, habitat notes, and linked companion understory blooms. • Follow the Bloom Timeline week by week to plan visits when catkins, canopy fill, and understory flowers peak near oaks. • Set milestone reminders for your region and export journal observations as text or CSV—no account required.

All journal entries, milestone completions, and atlas content live on your device. Oak species data, companion bloom catalogs, and regional phenology baselines ship in the app bundle. Optional MapKit reverse geocoding or read-only public species APIs may fetch supplemental labels when you choose to refresh—nothing blocks core use offline.

Settings let you switch phenology regions, tune notification schedules, and export your field notes. Oak Bloom is built for woodland walkers, not another generic plant-ID funnel.

Plan your next oak woodland visit with a calendar that speaks Quercus.