List of forums / Slovenia / General talks / Which flower is this? / Page 176

Which flower is this?

Apolonija1. 10. 2015 23:28:47

Zlatica, among /before grass there really is something. More likely moss than lisičjak...(lycopodium).

http://kamniski-vrh.net/mah/mah.html

Franci, this is stonecrop namely Sedum maximum nasmeh

(+1)

zlatica2. 10. 2015 20:28:16

Yes, Apolonija, moss could well be it...
I hoped Otiv has some closer-up picture, so we could see more precisely what he accidentally snapped. nasmeh

velkavrh3. 10. 2015 07:06:18

Midweek above Begunje in Luknja gorge. On rocks I also saw leaves and dried wilted flowers of globeflower. Looked like prealpine globeflower-Clusius' has larger leaves. Need to explore Luknja and surroundings in spring and summer, as conditions for mountain flowers are ideal here.

Here you can find many things, unfortunately I haven't seen these flowers here yet. I haven't gone through here very often.

There is still plenty of common gentian.

zlatica3. 10. 2015 08:27:26

Branko, you've discovered something new and interesting again. I also looked at your route description on the Forum. This really needs to be seen sometime. nasmeh

Apolonija3. 10. 2015 13:32:43

Branko, this is Luknja gorge where one path to Preval pasture leads, right? Lots really blooms there. You can "climb" a bit more nasmeh

velkavrh3. 10. 2015 18:50:26

Whoever fears the drops on path from Ljubelj to Prevalo pasture, this is ideal alternative. But path is twice as long.

Today I snapped last autumn flowers on Konj.

The last flower of the evergreen rock-cress.

The rocks have dressed in wine-red colour.

The alpine rock-dweller delights us every autumn with its ruby colour.

otiv4. 10. 2015 15:24:47

Even in a vineyard little flowers can be found. velik nasmeh

(+4)

zlatica5. 10. 2015 09:20:01

Can't be true, but it is nasmeh

, if it weren't for the last photo, Otiv, I wouldn't believe you hiked through a vineyard... mežikanje

otiv5. 10. 2015 21:58:06

The "little rose" on the last picture is velvet blackberry. velik nasmeh

otiv6. 10. 2015 17:00:19

Branko deals with via ferratas
I deal with flowery meadows. velik nasmeh

So that you know where I found the little flowers

(+3)

Apolonija6. 10. 2015 18:58:22

Let me tell you, otiv, my name is sticky flax (Linum viscosum). Visit me again sometime!

He photographed me too, you know. My name is common speedwell. But I'm not so common, I have healing power, really.

(+1)

otiv6. 10. 2015 19:53:22

Apolonija, heartfelt thanks for everything written, all so original...excellent! nasmeh

zlatica6. 10. 2015 20:06:11

Otiv, this time you outdid yourself. Excellent photographs, you had a very nice day, light, beautiful flowers and you excellently combined it all into a beautiful floral collage.
A real feast for the eyes. Bravo! nasmeh

(+1)

otiv6. 10. 2015 20:10:26

Zlatica, thanks and let me add some garden beauties, also from Jakob. nasmeh

zlatica7. 10. 2015 08:21:49

Otiv, of course you're allowed mežikanje

! Asters and dahlias are very photogenic flowers, especially with such a nice background!
Finally I managed yesterday in gray and slightly rainy morning to stretch my legs to St. Primož above Kamnik, where surprisingly I "gathered" quite a few little flowers. And another surprise, first time I spotted hermelika on a small rocky outcrop, which Mirjam presented recently and Apolonija identified the species. Didn't expect it at that location, though I've been up there a thousand times, as they say! Couldn't name all little flowers exactly, so maybe someone else can play with that! zmeden

gentianella, but I don't know if it's clustered, woodland or cloven

or could it be silj? it has very very small flowers in the corymb

toadflax, which one? black, Austrian or woolly? how do they differ from each other at all?

common or large-flowered black knapweed?

and at the end also primožek from Primož

(+3)

otiv7. 10. 2015 09:08:01

It's a solid walk to Primož, even for a spry and healthy person, so you're quite diligent @zlatica. You nicely caught the last flowers, it's a shame the sun didn't reward you with its rays... maybe it'll cheer you up at the larches. Unknowns in names are unknowns for me too. velik nasmeh

Apolonija will surely know more. nasmeh

Best regards! nasmeh

One unknown I solved though. velik nasmeh

In picture 20 it's stinking hellebore. nasmeh

(+1)

zlatica7. 10. 2015 16:43:47

Oh yes, Otiv, you're right, one of the bloody cranesbills! Thanks nasmeh

Apolonija7. 10. 2015 22:04:35

From the picture it's not possible to determine which blackhead it is.
Differences: large-flowered has bigger flower, leaves are often toothed. Upper two leaves are several cm lower under the flower, no side shoots. Common has untoothed leaves, upper pair close to flower and side shoots.

Gentian

woolly: dense clustered inflorescence and hairy stem and underside of leaves

black gentian is very similar to Austrian. Basal leaves heart-shaped at base, Austrian not. Inflorescence not so compact as in woolly and flowers hairy on outer side.

Not woolly on the picture.

Can't say for silverleaf and cow-wheat.

Zlatica, bravo!

(+1)

zlatica8. 10. 2015 16:33:51

Apolonija, as always, you helped me quite a bit this time too. On these basics I'll delve into gentians and blackheads more easily, so next season I'll observe and recognize them better in the field. Branko observes silverleaves often, maybe he could comment too. Greetings nasmeh