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| Scabiosa15. 03. 2012 18:47:03 |
On the 7th and 8th pics it's repuh (one species).
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| Karletto15. 03. 2012 18:59:51 |
On the first pic it's hellebore, on the second trumpet flower. The third-last also looks familiar...
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| otiv15. 03. 2012 21:11:20 |
Let me add my little pic too.
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| Irina15. 03. 2012 23:02:54 |
Well, you rambler whose girls stole your time ...... I expected photos of ganks, gautr ..... not flowers. You "picked" these when missing geography classes?
1. Black hellebore - Helleborus niger
2. Spring crocuses - Crocus vernus
3. Giant snowflake - Leucojum vernum
By the way, how does spring crocus differ from the autumn one?
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| jprim16. 03. 2012 06:51:54 |
To the flowers also this - first time in nature on Sunday - met dog's tooth on way to Boč, sadly no pic as camera stayed home.
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| otiv16. 03. 2012 07:42:41 |
Irina, what would Ganke photograph now when there are no flowers, girls seeking shelter in huts.
Thanks for all the flower names. I don't know crocus differences, except that the autumn one is poisonous and grows year-round and blooms in autumn, the spring one blooms first then grows. 
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| otiv16. 03. 2012 07:45:38 |
Jelica, I had camera and photographed it gladly.
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| anka 16. 03. 2012 08:40:52 |
On the last two Velkavrh's photographs there is sturdy sedge, the mullein however is white.
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| lynx16. 03. 2012 09:10:05 |
autumn "saffron" is autumn meadow saffron.
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| Irina16. 03. 2012 10:31:51 |
lynx 16.3.2012
Thanks for pointing out my carelessness.
Autumn meadow saffron - Colchicum autumnale.
Spring crocus has only three stamens and belongs to the iris family. Saffron is a precious and expensive spice, so traders often cheat and add something cheaper. Test; fake saffron immediately releases yellow/red color when put in water, while real one takes some time to discolor and the taste is characteristic only for it.
Autumn meadow saffron always has six stamens and belongs to the lily family. With meadow saffron we must be careful, the seed contains alkaloid colchicine which is very poisonous. Approximately five grams of seed contain about two hundredths of a gram of colchicine and that can be a lethal dose for an adult. The bulb is also poisonous.
Enjoy the awakening spring and protect our flowers.
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| jana196616. 03. 2012 15:37:15 |
On the last picture it's wild cyclamen, the similarity to cyclamen didn't give me peace, I just added wild and look, the likeness
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| Scabiosa16. 03. 2012 22:01:44 |
Jana, if you mean the last Otiv's one, it's definitely dog's tooth.
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| jana196617. 03. 2012 10:48:01 |
I agree - but despite that I spotted it on pictures under wild cyclamen?
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| otiv17. 03. 2012 22:15:03 |
Blue-eyed Mary from today's visit to Memorial Park in Kamniška Bistrica.
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| francimedved17. 03. 2012 23:05:59 |
Liverleaf, Hepatica nobilis, already blooming nicely.
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| otiv18. 03. 2012 08:17:51 |
Truly everything blooms,
new life is born,
with it come worries,
how to await autumn days.
It is similar with people,
who are always worried,
the remedy is flowers
and mountain trails.
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| francimedved18. 03. 2012 16:37:06 |
Excellent Otiv, perfect truth, only among flowers and mountain paths we gain new strength.
And yet one more rarely seen high-mountain flower.
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| otiv18. 03. 2012 17:13:38 |
Franci, you're right, this Triglav neboglasnica is very rarely scattered in our hills.
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| francimedved18. 03. 2012 17:19:25 |
I found this right below the summit of Zelnarica.
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| tisa18. 03. 2012 20:32:00 |
Franci, what did you find below Zelnarica? We're waiting for the picture
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