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Which flower is this?

Apolonija4. 06. 2016 21:00:06

Zlatica, obviously we wrote at the same time. Otiv nasmeh

, spot on.

Tadej5. 06. 2016 06:27:11

Some flowers from the Bohinj area.
Lp, Tadej

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Apolonija5. 06. 2016 07:35:08

Tadej, good morning!

Lots of photos, bravo.
-By number, shape, color of petals and stamens it could be alpski kosmatinec.
- gola vrba
-gorska špajka
-deveterolistna konopnica
- already colored črni teloh
-izrodna zlatica
- wulfenov jeglič
- čmerika
-premenjalnolistni vraničnik
-alpska mastnica
-trolistna konopnica
-vetrovka, talin
-planinšček (forest? bicolor?)
-not primrose, but navadna smrdljivka
-dlakavi skrečnik
-marjetičasta nebina
-navadna šparnica
-velecvetna mrtva kopriva
-one of kobulnic
You can delete the question mark elsewhere nasmeh

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Tadej5. 06. 2016 07:53:04

Thanks for the help. Corrected.

velkavrh5. 06. 2016 09:02:40

Tadej, let me add my little contribution-

under no. 40 is dlakavi skrečnik-for sure-Ajuga genevensis

under no. 14 is navadni slečnik-extremely successful flower photo

under no. 17 is kernerjev mošnjak (see my photo of this mošnjak)

under no. 35 is gozdni planinšček-extremely accurately captured flower.

We also call Zlato pogačica just pogačica and it's the same flower. It even grows in my flower bed and flowers abundantly.

Apolonija5. 06. 2016 10:34:57

Brane, I agree it's dlakavi skrečnik, because it has no pritlik and has such blue flowers. But I wouldn't dare say which planinšček it is, because they differ by the leaves. nasmeh

velkavrh5. 06. 2016 12:45:29

That's right about the planinšček. If Tadej said where he photographed it, we would have determined it almost correctly.

otiv5. 06. 2016 13:48:47

Excellent, Tadej. I'm glad someone else pays more attention to photography than to the name of the flower. nasmeh

Tadej5. 06. 2016 14:39:27

Thanks again. Attaching another picture of the gentian. Taken in the Lower Bohinj Mountains in the Poljana pasture area.

velkavrh5. 06. 2016 15:55:14

It's the forest gentian. This one has serrated leaves, the alpine one doesn't.

zlatica5. 06. 2016 16:45:36

Well, Brane, thanks, we've learned something again. velik nasmeh

So the leaves are key to determining the gentian subspecies? nasmeh

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GITA5. 06. 2016 17:38:06

I've been to Smarna Gora many times, but I take the camera on average less than once a year zadrega

. Last week though I found something that made the camera necessary next time nasmeh

... And since Smarna Gora is a real botanical garden now and the camera was handy, the hike dragged on veeeery long... mežikanje

... The pictures naturally also include species I don't know the names of and kindly ask for help. Thanks.

Maybe nothing special, but I saw it for the first time: white peach-leaved bellflower

White peach-leaved bellflower, flower close up

Peach-leaved bellflower... there are huge numbers of the common ones

Continuing with bellflowers: this one is nettle-leaved

And to have all the bellflowers together: also the tufted bellflower

Turk's cap lily... so many flowers on a single stem!

There are enormous numbers of Turk's cap lilies... sadly it's evident that people also pick them...

Here were seeds... of the five-leaved hemp-nettle

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otiv5. 06. 2016 19:03:24

Nice, Gita. nasmeh

And another unknown

zlatica5. 06. 2016 19:07:23

Gita, shame you take the camera so rarely in hand! You have an incredible photographic eye, your flowers are like from dreams, even such tiny blossoms as those of the pedunculate bedstraw are in plain sight.. All praise! nasmeh

Otiv - for you it's chicken cherry velik nasmeh

otiv5. 06. 2016 20:03:03

Zlatica, many thanks. nasmeh

Just where do botanists get ideas for such naming. velik nasmeh

And another interesting flower.

zlatica5. 06. 2016 20:31:47

Yes, you're right, Otiv, sometimes I wonder too. Maybe Apolonija could explain it somehow in connection with the Latin term zmeden

the flower is really something special again. nasmeh

Apolonija5. 06. 2016 21:45:23

-common carnation or catchfly
-pale naglavka,
-2 orchids, the first is opening
-one of the edelweiss
-pedunculate bedstraw as zlatica already wrote
-common yellow-rattle
-foxglove
-red dogwood
-large-flowered starwort
-seed of five-leaved hemp-nettle
- I think you're right and can delete the question marks at srobot, speedwell, raspberry, burnet-saxifrage
Gita, really beautiful pictures.
otiv, serious competition nasmeh

aljo165. 06. 2016 21:48:07

Nice greeting, I have one question, I encountered a lily, on sight I'd say it's Turkish but has slightly smaller flowers; they were in three colors, blue, white, and standard purple-pink, since I haven't found white and blue anywhere I'm wondering if they are Turkish at all? I found them in pure nature so not planted, leaves similar to tulips, like 2-story tulips look and were in forest on edge with clearing, Notranjska region, bulb was bright yellow (I buried back only curious, no damage done).

Apolonija5. 06. 2016 22:00:38

common chicken pimpernel, latin Anagallis arvensis
gallus=rooster, gallina=hen

But why pimpernel? Not only red like cherry, also blue. Different nations translate it differently. Interesting that it belongs to primroses. Lucky it's annual, otherwise my vegetable garden would be full of it.