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Which flower is this?

otiv24. 07. 2017 20:41:09

Good evening!

@kati1909, in picture 16 it's not hairy bellflower, I think it's Scheuchzer's bellflower.

In picture 26 it's dwarf rowan
In picture 27 it's common toothwort

Apolonija25. 07. 2017 07:41:17

kati1909,

you brightened our rainy day.
2, 3: as I see, the plant has narrow leaves, which are not characteristic for Austrian cowslip, but for primrose
Yes, flax is right.
18- leaves are not visible in the picture and calyces neither......you already know if they were blue nasmeh

I agree with otiv regarding the unknowns. Nice greetings

zlatica25. 07. 2017 08:29:18

kati, let me also add my pot; nice path you made and shared colorful flowers with us; I'd touch on rock sedge; yes, I agree, it's bluish-green, leaf rosettes are raised from the cushion, well visible, distinct, much more compact and different from the hairy one.
Regarding the gentian I agree with Apolonija, based on the photo it can't be determined. (leaves! and flower! from below are important) regards nasmeh

kati190925. 07. 2017 12:57:50

Yes, big thanks to all for the "corrections"; you don't lack knowledge and I'm glad I "have you".
And see you again (via flowers), right!!!

otiv27. 07. 2017 19:21:48

Good evening! nasmeh

Again I'm in doubt if it's clustered bellflower in the photos. I met it today on the way to Polhograjska Grmada.

jprim27. 07. 2017 19:46:05

I always enjoy these topics, although I gave up my flower research a while ago, I learn from this topic. Keep it up, dear flower experts.
Regards!

zlatica27. 07. 2017 19:48:33

And why do you doubt, Otiv? Does it remind you of nettle-leaved? No, it doesn't, because that one has more serrated leaves than yours..; to me it looks like real clustered one, but it's true a bit paler color, let some expert say, maybe I'm wrong velik nasmeh

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Apolonija27. 07. 2017 23:14:49

I'm a bit of the later sort, when most of you are already asleep.
Otiv, will those larger bellflowers now cause trouble too zadrega

? Already with the "small ones" there's enough dilemmas. And the cap-shaped one isn't the type to trick us.
Just look if the flowers have pedicels or are sessile. On the cap-shaped one they sit sessile. nasmeh

It's best seen on the buds on the stem in the third photo.
The only mix-up possible is with the short-haired one. But the name already says it has quite good "bristles" on the stem. So: did you photo the cap-shaped one or not? nasmeh

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otiv28. 07. 2017 05:09:03

Good morning!

Thanks, Zlatica and Apolonija. nasmeh

As Zlatica wrote, the color misled me, for cap-shaped I always have in mind violet-blue flowers, but this one is such delicate color. velik nasmeh

I browsed a bit also in our flowers section and realized that we should add photos of the green parts or rather leaves for most flowers for easier identification.

For the lower bellflower I'm not quite sure either, which one it is... velik nasmeh

It's a pity there's no one with me sometimes who masters flowers better and would name it on site. Later figuring out is real agony. velik nasmeh

In photography I've started using tripod and admit it shows strongly in the quality of shots, especially in poor light conditions.

Apolonija28. 07. 2017 07:48:23

Good morning! If you'd touched the stem, you could more easily determine the hairiness than from photos. Still I'd rather decide for the short-haired one. velik nasmeh

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roženkravt28. 07. 2017 14:33:17

Good day everyone!

I really like these latest discussions and they are extremely useful.
It's excellent if typical characteristics of a species are written and which is the closest possible confusion. I think this is not complicating, but proper level if we want to know flowers at the right botanical level. Why not?
Thanks to all who bothered. nasmeh

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zlatica28. 07. 2017 20:15:23

@roženkravt, you said it well and I'm glad there are more of us like that.
If I don't have chance to go farther from home and already feel strong urge to go out into nature, I drive under Kamniški vrh and go see what's blooming there now. It was like that today too... regards nasmeh

field hawkweeds, there were plenty of them, the whole meadow; I even had to check a bit if they were hawkweeds or something else...

already wilted scarlet clover, but still beautiful

dark red marsh orchid already seeding or fruiting???

Fritsch's hawkweed - there were plenty on the steep meadows

otiv29. 07. 2017 14:56:49

Zlatica, yesterday I was on your "backyard" and found the flower below. You'll surely know its name. velik nasmeh

Puzzle solved... nasmeh

Apolonija29. 07. 2017 20:47:05

Otiv, how beautiful it is. I wanted to photograph the spotted pijavčnica for you, but it's already wilted. There'll be another one nasmeh

zlatica29. 07. 2017 20:48:01

Otiv, thanks for the sent and already solved puzzle - I saw it only now in the evening when I returned from hiking...
In the backyard though I found no traces of yours, although I searched for them even with a microscope... velik nasmeh

otiv29. 07. 2017 21:04:13

Thanks, next time Apolonija. velik nasmeh

With grandsons we were on Štefanja Gora... velik nasmeh

I found Štorklje also near you, so it will be soon... velik nasmeh

zlatica30. 07. 2017 11:30:39

Some snapshots of vegetation on Smrekovško pogorje from yesterday..... Here in summer flowers hide, but everything else can enchant you, from vast expanses of grass to spruce forests, moss, green all around and more. Regards nasmeh

It was dripping and trickling from all the grasses and bells, as it had rained at night.

I know this, but I can't remember which plant it is... ah, of course, lungwort.

there was no end to these grasses, they are beautiful... and again I was searching and guessing which one it is... somewhere I read that on Smrekovec the grass -wolf or Nurdus stricta is native, but I don't know if this is it.

usually there are full of them, but not this year, it was one of the few, as everything froze in spring.

but there were already quite a few autumn heathers.

the local pointed out to us this special tree among the spruces; arolla pine (Pinus cembra), high mountain pine, from which the Carinthians allegedly made pipes.

and even something flower-like - a solitary bearded bellflower.

and finally already quite tasty lingonberries..

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otiv30. 07. 2017 14:29:39

You figured it out completely correctly about the grass, Zlatica. I found it during a visit to Tromeja, specifically only a few m2.
In the golden times of blueberries on Smrekovec it was really a pleasure to pick this forest fruit. They said the Šoštanj thermal power plant was to blame back then for such a poor state with blueberries. Acid rain effects are also visible in the forest.
Generally there aren't many flowers on Smrekovsko pogorje.

zlatica30. 07. 2017 14:39:28

Thanks, Otiv for the explanation. Yes, on little flowers up here except a couple of specialties at the end of May and in June there's really no counting, but it's a pleasure to walk on soft grasses and gaze at green colors of all shades. But aren't the colorful leaves under 3 known to you? Nice day velik nasmeh

Apolonija30. 07. 2017 14:49:04

They are very well known to me, Zlatica and to you too. Just the Styrian ones have a slightly different pattern, more spotted. On Karst they are different in shape, narrower and flowers are different colors too. velik nasmeh

The plant starts with "P" and is quite good for tea for lung diseases. nasmeh