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| velkavrh26. 06. 2015 05:53:15 |
It's already here. There are 60 pics above. One third I didn't show at all, because they were already posted on other hikes. I always try to show what I see for the first time in the season and also some flower from previous hikes. This way you can exactly see which flower we can find on a hike.
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| otiv26. 06. 2015 07:54:50 |
@ zlatica, Apolonija, thanks for the name and confirmation of my yellow one, which is really many-flowered and catches the eye from afar.
Regards
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| _d_26. 06. 2015 16:14:23 |
I'm leaning towards black stonecrop, right or wrong? 
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| velkavrh26. 06. 2015 18:12:05 |
d, that's a small puzzle. These could be young shoots of hexagonal stonecrop, which then blooms yellow, possibly. Black stonecrop, I think, not. Otherwise, black stonecrop has red fruits, but it seems this stonecrop will only bloom. Same as glandular-hairy stonecrop - so there are three possibilities. If the photo was closer, determination would be easier.
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| _d_26. 06. 2015 19:31:45 |
Apolonija, no worry, I did turn the net upside down thoroughly, I always try to find the plant name myself, if I don't succeed completely, I ask.
Velkavrh, unfortunately the picture is not mine, dad took it, that's why I'm also "so-so", a bit in doubt which one of them. One of the stonecrops. Period.
It's not so important to me to find the exact name for sure, it's more about a bit of exploring and learning, then at home they "pile up flowers" for me and ask which one it is, and the searching starts. Thanks to you.
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| velkavrh26. 06. 2015 19:55:57 |
Yes, Apolonija, your pic from the net convinces-really it is black stonecrop. I didn't find those pics on the net-I did search though.
Please look at my kobulnica no. 37 and 38. Only those I can't determine.
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| velkavrh27. 06. 2015 06:20:45 |
zlatica - lucky one!
No. 1 - correct
No.4 - probably right - Bavarian kobulček. We have the Carniolan one too, which is smaller and whiter.
No.15,16 - not rock smiljka. It grows higher in rock fissures. Its growth is tufted. That's the only thing I distinguish well. Most common is Carinthian. The smiljkas with same large flowers are very similar by flowers. In gardens we have the one with silver leaves. I saw that species in the wild on Velebit recently.
No. 17 - blackish yarrow
No. 35 - multi-flowered rockjasmine
No.36-39 - haven't seen them this year yet
No.40 - Turkish lilies not blooming yet, they start later than Carniolan.
No.45 - arnica is very rare now - just Thursday saw older lady picking willow-leaved primrose. Asked what for, she said collecting arnica. Noticed several times they mix arnica with primrose. Arnica is protected and mustn't be picked.
No.47 - several species of cup gentians - can't distinguish, the fringed one is easier because there is only one
No.48,49 - this is alpine campion - Silene alpestris. Slight confusion in naming these white flowers. We have another alpine campion - Heliosperma alpestre. One has green stems, other slightly reddish. Peter Strgar presented it. Campions have distinct teeth on petals. In rocks low catchfly - Silene pusilla and rock catchfly - Silene rupestris. Campion larger growth. Very common.
No.51-54 - bearded bellflowers somehow I never find or note.
Best regards.
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| velkavrh27. 06. 2015 06:25:48 |
Apolonija, I don't think it's common caraway. By flowers these kobulnicas look similar at first glance. It has completely different leaves. Leaf smell was like those aromatics. I'll check Peter Strgar's flower albums. Often use his knowledge for identification.
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| zlatica27. 06. 2015 07:09:28 |
Branko, thanks for such an extensive and quality response. You stroked my heart nicely by calling me lucky, as I felt that way yesterday when I first stumbled on Austrian divjakovec and this year first on murke. Not to mention round-leaved rockjasmine that you persistently present, my curiosity was at its peak when it would appear before my eyes in nature and this time I spotted it. For smiljka I knew you'd help with identification, for the rock one because I saw one on a rock - but didn't photograph it. Lilies were abundant, Turkish [lilies] will be in full bloom in a week, many under Lajnar, as well as arnica on descent from Lajnar to Dravh. For slanozor-lepnica I still don't know well, because on 48-49 stems seemed softer to me, not brown-black as I was used to with slanozor, so I thought of low catchfly - Silene pusilla. I must say I noticed confusion (as you say) in literature around these names catchfly-campion (Silene-Heliosperma), [I'll ask a] question some other time when I delve deeper into this - for me - "confusion". Bearded bellflowers delighted me live for the first time too, probably Apolonija summoned them last time she found [them] on Pusti Rovt.
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| _d_27. 06. 2015 08:44:31 |
How nicely you pamper with alpine flowers. So much I haven't found and seen yet; round-leaved rockjasmine and vanež are wonderful, I see them for the first time, I must definitely go see this on Soriska Planina. 
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| Apolonija27. 06. 2015 13:24:18 |
Zlatica, as I know and was convinced all the time, Silene alpestris and Heliosperma alpestre are synonyms for alpine campion/alpine catchfly. As I observe, younger stems [are] greener, older [ones] can be reddish-brown.
-It's Bavarian zali kobulček. Difference from Carniolan: Bavarian has larger kobul and bract length [is] longer than kobul in Bavarian, not in Carniolan.
-27 such seeds has mountain deerwort (Laserpitium siler)
Brane, for kobulnica I'll check, as leaves [are] familiar and [it] interests me.
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| otiv27. 06. 2015 14:21:16 |
Do you know such flower varieties?
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| Apolonija27. 06. 2015 15:29:06 |
otiv, where did you find hoarfrost? Storm brought it?
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| otiv27. 06. 2015 17:15:27 |
Alpine sow-thistle in a hundred and one ways.
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| oldtimer 5527. 06. 2015 18:02:45 |
Please help  : I'm interested in what this unusual plant is that grew by our garden. It's also special that the upper part of the stem is flattened.
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