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Which flower is this?

kati190923. 06. 2018 20:56:55

Yes, I'm also rooting for Douglasia; and Otiv, don't make yourself "grey hairs" because of beauty. Enjoy your hikes and the company of "beautiful blondes"!

velkavrh24. 06. 2018 05:58:52

These are yesterday's mountain flowers from the trip to Zadnjiški Ozebnik. Right from the top, primroses among others. Unfortunately, there was no Triglav Douglasia.

I think it is rock speedwell. It grew at the starting point on the parking lot in Zadnjica.

I don't know this flower. Identified - hairy črvinka.

Julian gentian - confirmed gentian with us.

In the scree, round-leaved mošnjaki were flowering. I didn't see Pyrenean rockcress anywhere. There were plenty of stemless speedwells.

I saw all three mračice known to me. This is the stemless mračica, which somehow grows the highest among mračice.

It is nice to see whole clusters of heart-leaved mračice.

At the saddle below Zadnjiški Ozebnik we stumbled upon a couple of flowering košutnikov. There was an enormous amount of leaves. Perhaps these will flower next year.

This is Vardjan's or free-pollen yellow gentian. We just call it košutnik.

Among the still non-flowering Clusius's lousewort something is hiding. This is common moonwort - Botrychium lunaria.

Alpine wormwood is already flowering everywhere - also called alpine arnica or white arnica. There was no blackish arnica.

Ever higher in the mountains we also find beautiful blue alpine nebines.

Right at the top of the mountain, the pot-bellied gentian flowers.

And of course the indispensable edelweiss, which we found for the first time on the way to the summit also some 200 m lower.

The star-like pasque flower is mostly already wilted. We found a bunch of other flowers.

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otiv24. 06. 2018 07:13:06

Good morning, folks!

Apolonija, Kati, thanks to both for the consolation velik nasmeh

, now I can't do anything but go to the high mountains even more often. velik nasmeh

Yesterday I was at Kompotela, where spring still rules in most parts and not summer. There's as much snow as you want. I processed the rock-jasmine photographically, but which one it is hard to say, so I ask all of you for opinion.

This is a close-up of the lower green part... there are many hairs, especially on the leaf edges.

velkavrh24. 06. 2018 07:38:45

Hop, this way it distinguishes both:

Hairy rock-jasmine - stem is long-haired and shaggy-haired. Plant has loose leaf rosettes. Flower petals rounded at the top. Leaves up to 1.5 cm long, hairy on edges.

Shaggy rock-jasmine: both stem and underside of leaves densely and long-haired. Flowers up to 1 cm wide, corolla lobes rounded at the top. Leaves almost in spherical rosettes, glabrous above.

From these descriptions I'd conclude that your rock-jasmine is hairy - main distinguishing feature - leaf rosettes.

Apolonija24. 06. 2018 08:13:08

Otiv, the difference is like between a bald man who has some hairs around the head and the one who has so many all over the head that he's shaggy nasmeh

Well, shaggier is more the stem.

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Zvonček24. 06. 2018 08:14:41

Hello everyone!

Zlatica, thanks for the picture of common crosswort (my writing with "i" was a typing error). I really wouldn't confuse that one with brilliant rock-cress.

Velkavrh, well-meant remark: correct spelling is Vardjan's rock-cress (not vardijanov), maybe you also made just a typing error.

A nice day is ahead and I'm already looking forward to your new posts of mountain flowers.

Apolonija24. 06. 2018 08:41:32

Velkavrh, the unknown is lojdija. nasmeh

otiv24. 06. 2018 09:26:48

There is also a difference with rock-jasmines in the flowers, what difference. nasmeh

Apolonija24. 06. 2018 09:58:57

With these two, I think there's no special difference. nasmeh

Apolonija, Kati, thanks to both for the consolation, now I can't do anything but go to the high mountains even more often, you say. But why would I need consolation at all and go to the high mountains more often because of it. You can just believe she's really a poor thing. Or call some biologist for help nasmeh

peter224. 06. 2018 20:29:51

Snowbell.

Apolonija24. 06. 2018 20:53:16

Brane, obviously I was mistaken and it's not snowbell. I only looked at the flowers, which seemed like that to me,
Peter2, do you know what Velkavrh's unknown would be? nasmeh

peter225. 06. 2018 06:05:23

No, I don't know. Maybe one of the rock jasmines.
If the flower was unknown to him, he probably took more pictures.
Regards

Zvonček25. 06. 2018 08:35:36

Please name the spurge and is it pink primrose on the second and third picture? Thanks

otiv25. 06. 2018 08:55:26

Almond-leaved spurge (Euphorbia amygdaloides) and of course pink primrose

zlatica25. 06. 2018 09:33:28

Brane, your white unknown is in my opinion hairy rockjasmine. Below I'm attaching one of mine. Compare or look somewhere else and maybe you'll agree. best nasmeh

velkavrh25. 06. 2018 10:31:00

zlatica, you're right. Snowbells don't grow like that in cushions. But the flowers are really very similar.

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Apolonija25. 06. 2018 10:54:07

Bravo Zlatica for the identification nasmeh

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zlatica25. 06. 2018 12:32:26

I'm glad that both experts agree... mežikanje

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Zvonček25. 06. 2018 21:48:21

Otiv, thanks. Some flowers from today's path to Pasja ravan. But I don't know the names. Not even exact names of bellflowers, maybe nettle-leaved, round-leaved, broad-leaved,...

zlatica26. 06. 2018 05:09:03

Zvonček, 1 one of the vetches, 2 common speedwell, 3,4 whorled clary, 5,6 meadow goat's beard, 7 nettle-leaved bellflower, 8,9 common lousewort, 10 rampion-leaved bellflower. Let someone else add or correct. best mežikanje

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