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| zlatica3. 05. 2017 08:03:55 |
piotr, let's try naming:
1. probably škrlatnomodro ptičje seme 2. 5. pisani zebrat, 3., 9. gozdna krvomočnica, 4. probably one of grebenuš, 5. mleček, 7. jetičnik (I think it's Jacquin's) 8. popon 10. glavinec 11. špajka, which?, 12. mnogocvetni salomonov pečat, 13. dolgolistna naglavka-orhideja, 14. rjavordeča krvomočnica, 15. smrdljička-krvomočnica, peruniko, šmarnico and netresk you surely know.
If I was wrong somewhere, let someone else correct or add something. best regards 
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| piotr3. 05. 2017 09:35:53 |
Thanks for the substantial addition, zlatica.
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| velkavrh3. 05. 2017 10:13:45 |
Let me add my little bit too:
no. 2 and 5 is navadna medenika or navadna medenka-Melittis melissophyllum
no. 3 and 9 is krvavordeča krvomočnica -Geranium sanguineum. It can even be bought cultivated. Even brought from nature it grows well.
no. 4 is čopasta grebenuša-Polygala vulgaris. As far as I know, only this grebenuša is red-colored. All other species are blue-greenish, navadna and some others. Močvirsko I haven't seen yet.
no. 6 is cipresasti mleček or garjavi mleček-Euphorbia cyparissias.
no.11 is zdravilna špajka-Valeriana officinalis agg.-known medicinal plant.
no. 10-glavnec-I've never seen one colored like this.
no. 8-popon. For popon with larger flowers I haven't managed to determine the species yet. I know well only the mountain one, which has the smallest flowers and I even have it on my rock garden-brought from the mountains.
no. 16-perunika-from nature I know ilirska and bohinjska. I had both at home. For now I don't know if they survived the winter.
no. 7-jetičnik-I don't know this jetičnik. But I know that veliki jetičnik and barreliev pajetičnik are very similar. I've already seen them in nature.
no. 18-navadni netresk-Sempervivum tectorum.
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| piotr3. 05. 2017 10:15:59 |
Velkavrh, thanks for the professional addition.
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| zlatica3. 05. 2017 15:30:44 |
Branko, of course, medenika, you're right, something didn't match for me, and I was in a hurry from home, hence the superficiality with krvomočnica. Glavinec really has an extraordinary color, jetičnik I'd say fits, because I met it already on Plešivica, the ones you mentioned have completely different leaves, undivided. I attach Jacquin's jetičnik:
http://luirig.altervista.org/flora/taxa/index1.php?scientific-name=veronica+jacquinii.
So Piotr, now you have a complete list, now you just need to add the names to the pictures 
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| Apolonija3. 05. 2017 18:07:54 |
Hello! I haven't been here for a while, but I see you're diligently hiking, photographing, posting, identifying and gaining knowledge and experience again. Bravo.I'm especially happy about some new or rare visitor. At least I think you are, zvonček and piotr among them. And you, Brane, are active again. Nice.
Zlatica, Brane, I myself couldn't just decide on the species of repnjaka like that. But I could for jetičnik, which is, Zlatica, surely Jacquin's. I have this one in the garden.
piotr, however your list isn't quite finished yet Compare the pictures of your two krvomočnic, you attributed the same name to both. Do they seem completely the same to you? Flowers? No. The first isn't krvavordeča, but golobja krvomočnica.
http://galerija.foto-narava.com/displayimage.php?pos=-28211
The dark scarlet glavinec particularly excited me. It could be a variety of gorski glavinec or a hybrid between gorski and some other. Nice.
Brane, one more thing. I know Latin is hard. Čopasta grebenuša is Polygala comosa, navadna grebenuša is Polygala vulgaris. And both can be in reddish shades, like some other too. Interesting that also žanjevec, whatever you call it, otiv, belongs to grebenuše. But piotr's really has a "tuft"
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| piotr3. 05. 2017 18:12:32 |
Said, done/corrected/.
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| zlatica3. 05. 2017 19:34:11 |
Apolonija, we missed you a lot too, especially your expert finishing touches, without which things wouldn't quite fit. 
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| velkavrh4. 05. 2017 08:03:03 |
Apolonija, thanks! I really had the Latin names mixed up for the cresteds in my albums. The bleeding hearts differ by the fusion of petals. In the red-flowered one it seems like they grew together, and the pigeon one has much smaller flowers. I really overlooked that. Haven't seen pigeon this year yet. Red-flowered is already blooming on nearby slope, also saw cultivated at neighbor's. I don't have it.
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| nacka.5. 05. 2017 11:13:30 |
Has anyone walked along the Karst edge in recent days? Are peonies and irises blooming yet?
Thanks for the reply and best regards.
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| Zvonček5. 05. 2017 12:07:12 |
Nacka, already blooming. I went on Saturday from Zazid to Golič (eastern part of Karst edge) and ran into these beauties. Lp
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| nacka.5. 05. 2017 12:57:05 |
Thanks a lot for the reply. I'm just thinking about those paths around Golič and Kavčič. lp
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| otiv6. 05. 2017 20:35:58 |
I stay faithful to daisies...
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| darinka46. 05. 2017 21:56:23 |
Flowers on Kuhinja meadow today.
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| velkavrh7. 05. 2017 10:59:28 |
otiv, of course you know your daisies are oxeye daisies.
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| velkavrh7. 05. 2017 11:13:55 |
zlatica, your unknown is scissor-leaved shamrock clover-Coronilla vaginalis. We recognize it by characteristic leaves, which are not characteristic for clovers at all.
Pink lousewort I probably find, but probably mix it with capitated one. Similar to Kerner's doesn't grow here. Similar is also stemless lousewort, only almost no stem.
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| Zvonček7. 05. 2017 17:50:29 |
Oldtimer 55, today I went to Grmada to find Blagay's monkshood, but ran into only young seedlings a bit below summit, at first cable. Please tell me where you found it on Grmada. Your photos from 17.4. are really nice. Went also to Jetrbenk, where it should bloom on saddle just before summit, but found only seedlings, no sign of flowers Don't believe it's already over.
Thanks in advance for answer. If someone else knows, thanks to them in advance too.
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| otiv7. 05. 2017 18:08:51 |
Zvonček, of course Blagaj's monkshood has already finished blooming. Next year we'll arrange.
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