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Which flower is this?

darinka426. 03. 2016 09:59:09

Can anyone tell me what kind of flower this is!

lynx26. 03. 2016 10:23:27

Lesser celandine — Ranunculus ficaria.

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darinka426. 03. 2016 10:46:19

Oh thanks for the answer. For some years I've noticed it grows here. Previously it wasn't there. nasmeh

velkavrh26. 03. 2016 14:18:57

Today something from the home lawn and flower beds.

Tevje - a few years ago I brought it from the nearby forest.

Spring torilnica - brought from Ljubelja a few years ago - it has spread greatly.

We now have čemaž at home for soup - also brought a few years ago from the nearby forest.

We have common daisies all over the little meadow.

There is plenty of Persian speedwell everywhere. We consider it a pesky weed in the garden.

Spring anemone from the flower bed - gifted.

For the first time Corsican hellebore blooms for me - doesn't grow here - gifted.

Stinking hellebore blooms abundantly - gifted.

Host's rockcress has overwintered – brought from the hills.

Wedge-leaved rockcress – cultivated – gifted.

We also have plenty of these yellow ones on the little meadow – lopatica.

Many large garden and small crocuses have already finished blooming. Now is the time for squill.

This weed, speaking conditionally, is abundant everywhere – it's the hairy penuša.

Cultivated primula degenerates like this in the garden. It still blooms though.

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zlatica26. 03. 2016 16:43:03

Branko, you've nicely presented your garden flowers, my contribution is Easter bouquet from below Štefanja gora. best velik nasmeh

coltsfoot in the embrace of snake's head fritillary

yellow dog's bulb (from the underside of the perianth leaves)

little spathe - what a shiny yellow flower!

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velkavrh27. 03. 2016 12:36:33

I think under photos 20,21,22 you have cypress or hairy spurge, of course still without flowers on top. The tuberous goldilocks I transplanted to the bed last year. I'll see if it took.

zlatica28. 03. 2016 17:30:36

Where to go on Easter Sunday? Why not see the pasqueflower on Boč, since this hairy one is so beautiful. Of course I also photographed some other flower that crossed my path. But since I played a bit with white balance on the camera, the pasqueflowers came out in other bluer shades! velik nasmeh

yellow and white hollow-stemmed primroses

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zlatica30. 03. 2016 14:17:07

Some little flowers.....lp mežikanje

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otiv30. 03. 2016 15:23:30

Good girl, good girl, Zlatica.
Your "space" Easter flower isn't for my eyes. velik nasmeh

I haven't rested either. nasmeh

Spatula accompanied by variable-leaved buttercup

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pika30. 03. 2016 19:23:55

Hello, please help with this little flower. It was photographed in Istria near a stream.

miri31. 03. 2016 07:30:09

@pika, are we talking about the same flower? Mine was taken in Vodnjan.

velkavrh31. 03. 2016 07:59:04

I too have already found this flower in the Karst world. I think it's the Greek anemone-Anemone blanda. Years ago I grew it in the garden.

miri31. 03. 2016 08:02:55

Or is it an albino of that same flower?

pika31. 03. 2016 08:16:01

In the meantime I got a response that it's Anemone hortensis, which grows in the Mediterranean area. Miri, among the pictures the white variant is also posted.

zlatica31. 03. 2016 08:41:40

some more about the rare anemone http://www.capris-d.si/portal/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13

pika31. 03. 2016 17:01:14

Now I have another question, namely I'm passing on a picture of the flower that an acquaintance sent me and he's been working on it for some time mežikanje

. Photographed in spring (in Austria just over the border). Does anyone know it?

Apolonija31. 03. 2016 20:44:37

Pika, maybe you know what color flowers this plant has? I'd say it's probably a mullein, perhaps Verbascum alpinum.

Miri, it's an albino A. hortensis. Look, this anemone has blue stamens.

The anemones that Velkavrh mentioned are like this:

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pika31. 03. 2016 21:16:29

Sorry, I don't know Apolonija. Thanks.

zlatica1. 04. 2016 09:31:17

Apolonija, what would we do without you! zmeden

You've solved so many of our puzzle-unknowns already!
This time again some photos of flowers that currently adorn the Ljubljana Marshes in abundance. When I saw this live, I was all excited, because I haven't had the chance to meet them in such quantity yet. nasmeh

regards

and for color contrast - marsh marigolds

special, marsh dandelion (leaves are different)

meadow globeflower, which was not resting at all due to the wind

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otiv1. 04. 2016 10:00:02

Nice, Zlatica. nasmeh

For even more pronounced color of logarica, photograph against the sun so sun rays shine through the little flower. In the morning or at sunset everything will be even nicer.
Regards