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Which flower is this?

Apolonija14. 04. 2015 22:20:49

1, 2, 3, 4 greater stitchwort

11, 12, 13, 14 four petals indicate it belongs to the crucifer family. I'd bet it's small bittercress

17, 18 greater celandine (Chelidonium majus), which belongs to the poppy family

21, 22, 27 yellow dead-nettle

francimedved14. 04. 2015 22:52:22

I walked along Grmada again. Every day something new is seen on the slopes of Šmarna gora and Grmada.

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Apolonija15. 04. 2015 06:55:02

Franci, the photos are always better. First common fumewort this year. Does sage grow on Grmada? smile

francimedved15. 04. 2015 07:56:38

It's true, sage grows on Grmada too, maybe someone planted it. On the southern slope narcissi are already blooming, on the meadows at the saddle nothing shows yet, probably they'll sprout in these warm days.

velkavrh16. 04. 2015 09:58:54

More about my buttercup. I figured out it's creeping buttercup-Ranunculus repens, which usually spreads around houses as an annoying weed.

In our vcetličnem garden there are klučavnice - mountain narcissi in full bloom. But one should go to Golica.

A few years ago I collected around seventy varieties of garden narcissi. Today perhaps about forty remain.

The problematic ones were especially the multi-flowered and botanical. This is one among the small, multi-flowered single ones.

Interesting are those with a distinctly large corona, almost as large as the perianth leaves (petals).

Various varieties of late-flowering daffodils excite me.

This variety grows in the wild in Spain and Portugal. It is single-flowered, few-flowered, multi-flowered, white.

This variety belongs among the small, single, late-flowering ones.

Early in spring, these yellow, extremely short, single ones are charming.

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zlatica16. 04. 2015 12:51:22

Primorska is still resisting spring. There are really too few flowers there for this time of year. But still some little flowers from yesterday on the slopes of Kojnik and Golič. Since there were few, I photographed them several times...among them there are also some I can't name. big

above the saxifrages, Slavnik in the background

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otiv16. 04. 2015 18:29:25

@zlatica on picture 16, 17 and 18 it's early orchis

Apolonija, thanks for the help. smile

Apolonija16. 04. 2015 20:19:11

Zlatica

-mountain speedwell, which grows on karst meadows
-nunka, spring crocus of white color
-leaves have more "fingers" than five and it's then the seven-leaved five-finger
-pasqueflower is in my opinion common, because I see the flower stem is leafy. Not visible very well though
-This blue lungwort is nice. As you see, it has different leaves, narrow-leaved

Brane, That's why I wrote to you if your zlatica creeps. Field ones thrive only among cereals smile

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zlatica16. 04. 2015 20:30:44

Apolonija, Otiv, thanks for naming the species..I encountered this kind of orchid for the first time,this lungwort is really something special, the color was really so intensely blue that I just stared when I spotted it. Greetings to all mežikanje

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otiv16. 04. 2015 21:22:14

On our hikes it's always interesting, especially from the vegetation viewpoint. That I like to photograph velik nasmeh

flowers is known and look what all we noticed yesterday on Planina above Vrhnika.

Field hawkweed at the beginning of flowering

Brown bird's-nest at the beginning of growth.

zlatica16. 04. 2015 21:29:49

Otiv, did you forget the flower names or are you sure we already master them all? zmeden

otiv16. 04. 2015 21:45:03

Slowly, slowly, @zlatica, everything comes in its turn. nasmeh

Tadej16. 04. 2015 22:04:19

I also added names to flowers unknown to me. Thanks everyone for the help.

velkavrh16. 04. 2015 22:53:35

From zlatica only the gentian remained unidentified. It's Trieste gentian-Gentiana verna tergestina. This is a subspecies of spring gentian. These small gentians are easiest to recognize by leaf rosettes. Here rosette leaves are narrowly lanceolate.

I have also found the snow one already. Currently I can't find the pic. It's multi-flowered. The capsules are not inflated like in the inflated one. The round-leaved one is similar to the Triglav one. It also has a rosette like Triglav but leaves are more round.

In the mid-mountains and high mountains across the Alps we find the pot-bellied gentian, which cannot be mistaken.

This is the Trieste gentian found on the Primorska. The lanceolate leaves are well visible.

You can see that the spring ones have different leaves.

Around Triglav and generally in the high mountains in the Julian Alps we find the Triglav gentian, which has a characteristic leaf rosette.

This gentian I found in Austria. It should be the short-leaved - Gentiana brachyphylla.

This is a clump of low gentian found on Jalovec. It is smaller and shorter than the spring one. The leaves in the rosette of the low gentian are as long as the stem leaves.

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Apolonija17. 04. 2015 06:49:03

otiv, have you found spring cyclamen? Unknowns: nine-leaved campion, probably really three-pronged helleborine and brown bird's nest nasmeh

Zlatica, on karst meadows only Trieste gentian grows.

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otiv17. 04. 2015 07:00:42

Good morning! nasmeh

Thanks, Apolonija.

I don't know yet if it's also spring cyclamen. nasmeh

And what's its identifying mark? Flowering month mežikanje

And what's on picture 56? nasmeh

Apolonija17. 04. 2015 08:28:11

Good morning!

In forests of SE Europe spring cyclamen-Cyclamen coum really grows. Starts flowering already in February.

otiv, I know you're good mushroom expert, I'm not. Especially if you see only cap from above. Edible red-gilled one, ha-ha.

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Apolonija17. 04. 2015 08:33:16

And also: The white lungwort is very beautiful too nasmeh

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zlatica17. 04. 2015 08:49:43

Yes friends, good thing I have you. It really bothered me the gentian too and Brane thanks for that precise attention, because you knew something else was bothering me. Especially those gentians, they troubled me quite a bit last year too and I see this year won't be much easier either, you know quite a few of them though. White lungwort I see for the first time; see Otiv, so my curious impatience wasn't completely pointless. Now I breathe easier since you've named everything and I have study material again for a while. Good thing it'll rain..and we'll take a break from wandering around the meadows. nice day nasmeh

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Apolonija17. 04. 2015 09:09:51

I still have trouble with "those small" gentians too. But if you consider the season and habitat, it's easier.
In spring:
- you have the spring gentian and
-its subspecies Trieste gentian (SW Slovenia and Zasavje)

Over summer:
- Triglav gentian in Julian Alps,
-potbellied, which is recognizable due to the "belly".
-round-leaved gentian- name says it has round rosette leaves,
-low gentian, which grows above tree line in summer and
-snow gentian, above 1600 meters
Large or "unwise" ones are easier to identify nasmeh

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