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Which flower is this?

Apolonija28. 08. 2015 16:00:46

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otiv28. 08. 2015 16:55:25

Apolonija, excellent!!! You're incredible....Thanks!!! nasmeh

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velkavrh30. 08. 2015 07:31:42

Yesterday on a three-thousander in the High Tatras. Lower still quite some flowers, higher in rocks nothing.

First time I saw fringed houseleek - Jovibarba globitera. Haven't seen it at home yet.

The low milnica slowly wilts - we don't have it at home.

Those žerraste here are probably Austrian šviščevec. There are plenty. But I didn't see resičasti.

Rumenka which I can't distinguish yet. I saw only evergreen kamnokreč, perhaps tailed preobjeda, osate, glavince, full of blooming resje already.

zlatica30. 08. 2015 10:42:46

Brane, this year you'll make good use of the nice season, right? Saxifrage is very interesting. lp nasmeh

Apolonija30. 08. 2015 16:26:08

Brane, this Jovibarba globifera grows at my place too nasmeh

zlatica30. 08. 2015 18:26:08

Apolonija,
at your place you really get everything, just like at Mercator back in the day velik nasmeh

. And what a complicated name this "nestreskovec" has! zmeden

velkavrh30. 08. 2015 18:58:14

Apolonija, I was warned that it is indeed a saxifrage, but probably some other—there are several similar subspecies.

GITA30. 08. 2015 21:12:03

@velkavrh, on the second photo I think it's correctly "low milnica" and not lepnica? Maybe I'm wrong...

I also have two flower photos from the path to Säuleck - but I don't know the name. I'll be grateful for help...

otiv30. 08. 2015 21:34:33

Gita, I think on the first picture it's sivi grint, as it grows in those parts.

Apolonija30. 08. 2015 22:40:34

Gita, you're right and Otiv too. It's correctly low milnica, which Velkavrh knows well, as he already presented it to us as milnica. Today he just had a slip-up.
otiv, I also think it's sivi grint, perhaps subspecies Senecio incanus L. subsp. carniolicus.

http://www.florealpes.com/comparaison.php?compar_code_1=seneconblanc&compar_code_2=seneincacarnio&nouveau=1&PHPSESSID=54059f5a8ba74bfe097ac76607b768f3

The plant on the second picture might belong among willowherbs (Epilobium), but I don't know which one zmeden

Apolonija30. 08. 2015 23:07:42

Zlatica, some count jovibarbes among subspecies of saxifrages, because they are very similar to them. Flower color in saxifrages is usually pink-red, except for our endemic Juvan's saxifrage, which also has yellow flowers. Complicated name? Globifera? Around the rosette small balls/balls=globi/globes multiply, which then roll away and grow on.

Deniss31. 08. 2015 09:54:50

Repičasta preobjeda

Apolonija31. 08. 2015 13:06:42

Were you in KSA?

zlatica31. 08. 2015 19:43:36

Apolonija, thanks for the good, vivid explanation. mežikanje

GITA31. 08. 2015 20:39:04

@otiv, thank you kindly (for sivi grint), and @Apolonija, you too for the confirmation nasmeh

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otiv31. 08. 2015 20:46:48

Gita, thanks, it applies to the handbook. velik nasmeh

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francimedved31. 08. 2015 23:23:29

Everything that's still blooming from yesterday's hike to Tosc.

zlatica1. 09. 2015 11:09:15

franci, what a nice bouquet and views you've gathered.. nasmeh

francimedved1. 09. 2015 11:11:48

Zlatica thanks, maybe I missed some flower.

zlatica2. 09. 2015 16:17:17

Dear ones, you won't believe my friend dragged me to sv. Primož above Kamnik today!?! And of course I gathered all flowers blooming today for you. lp velik nasmeh