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Which flower is this?

velkavrh26. 06. 2018 05:49:52

Zvonček-tuberous vetchling-Lathyrus tuberosus.

Apolonija26. 06. 2018 15:53:13

Brane, isn't it just wood vetch-Lathyrus sylvestris. nasmeh

http://kamniski-vrh.net/images/lm/lathyrus_sylvestris3.jpg

Zvonček26. 06. 2018 17:59:46

Zlatica, Velkavrh, Apolonija, thank you. I really admire you (Otiv belongs to this group too, of course), how much knowledge you possess and how much you've already passed on to me (and how much more you will nasmeh

. I really like common lousewort.
Best

Zvonček26. 06. 2018 18:20:31

And these two more. I forgot to add them. And thanks in advance!

velkavrh27. 06. 2018 06:59:44

Zvonček on picture no.1 you have Fritsch's hawkweed, on picture no.2 common willow gentian. L.P.

velkavrh27. 06. 2018 07:04:01

Apolonija, it could really also be wood vetchling, which is very common. They are very similar. Depends where which one grows. They have different habitats.

Apolonija27. 06. 2018 07:43:26

Brane, just look at the leaves and it'll be clear it can't be tuberous vetchling. nasmeh

zlatica27. 06. 2018 18:23:43

Several days have already passed since my visit to the Alpine Botanical Garden Juliana in Trenta. Since some rare little flowers were blooming, I think it's sensible to post them from this trip, namely the little flowers I encountered on the path and those in Juliana, as we don't always have the opportunity to meet them in the mountains, and some have known interesting stories, like e.g. Trenta mountain avens. nasmeh

along the road on the Trenta side of Vršič I noticed so many red cow-wheats as I haven't seen in all my mountaineering life, only unfortunately there was no chance to stop to capture any. mežikanje

Dark red marsh orchid - this was near Kugyjev monument

and now Juliana: alpine pasque flower; the lady told me that this year it blooms nearly half a month earlier and that she has never seen such tall and lush ones

Black hellebore continues to bud; pity it is not blooming yet, as I have not seen it in the wild

and now this incredibly beautiful flower: tufted fleabane

and Slovenian endemic: rib-leaved hladnikia or hladnikovka

hladnikovka in the first year produces only leaves (it is biennial, the next year the scape)

Fleischmann's grabljišče (Fleischmann discovered this grabljišče on P. Grmada, he was Hladnik's student)

Fleischmann's grabljišče (special leaves are characteristic for it)

Fleischmann's helleborine: after flowering

Trenta sandwort (tirelessly sought by Kugy), actually pale saxifrage; continues budding, flowers end of August

Is this monkshood? Found it near Zelenci

I also forgot this one from Juliane: silver alpine bistort

Apolonija27. 06. 2018 20:06:26

Zlatica, thanks for the nice and educational presentation. It's a globeflower.

I haven't seen black hellebore in the wild either, only in a friend's garden. It's beautiful.
Peter, if you're reading, where in Bohinj does it grow? Somewhere along the Sava? nasmeh

peter227. 06. 2018 20:14:06

It's not very common, there are certainly some specimens along the Sava (bike path Boh. Bistrica - Stara Fužina).

zlatica28. 06. 2018 06:35:08

Thanks, Apolonija, I assume it's the narrow-leaved globeflower, which is scattered here and there in Slovenia zmeden

. Anyway, there are many species of globeflowers, so it's hard to say from one photo. best regards nasmeh

Apolonija28. 06. 2018 08:47:08

Peter, thanks.

Zlatica, I don't know. "In Slovenia 5 species of the globeflower genus grow, the most common among them are narrow-leaved and broad-leaved globeflower, which differ from the others in that they bear several stalked and partly nodding spikes on the stem. The narrow-leaved globeflower has a round stem in cross-section, the broad-leaved one has a three-edged stem." nasmeh

velkavrh28. 06. 2018 11:06:04

Zlatica, nice! The arboretum in Trenta somehow I never manage to see when I'm in that area. Either too early in the morning, on return too late.

Fleischmann's mapleleaf I don't know, higher in the hills I know long-leaved mapleleaf, which has leaves like Fleischmann's - flower color is stronger violet or if we want pinkish, like the colored field and Hungarian ones.

Rib-veined Hladnikia I saw this year already, when we had a trip to Kucelj. Unfortunately I didn't manage to photograph it.

In the next two weeks I'll surely go during the week to check Črno prst.

Tufted pasqueflower last year. It is really beautiful.

zlatica28. 06. 2018 19:05:06

Apolonija, you've well highlighted the differences between one and the other globeflower. I'll have to remember that when I encounter one again. Branko, regarding visiting Juliana you're right, it's hard to fit it into an existing hiking schedule. That's why this time I had enough time for a careful look at the flowers, because my husband and I headed exactly there. About Fleischmann there's quite a bit written in the Polhograjsko hribovje Guide, as he was very active in that area. I wish you a colorful palette of flowers on Črna prst. Best regards nasmeh

zlatica29. 06. 2018 11:27:55

This rose is bothering me, which one it is. It has such a beautiful red flower, color shade similar to red-leaved, but it's not. The French one is usually lighter with more white in the center, although the leaves are similarly serrated. I found it in a cirque below the cliffs of Vevnica and Mangart above Mangart Lakes. What do you think? zmeden

otiv29. 06. 2018 12:54:22

Zlatica, isn't this the hairy-fruited wild rose? mežikanje

zlatica29. 06. 2018 13:10:33

otiv, you know, it could really be velik nasmeh

. It didn't even occur to me; I haven't dealt much with wild roses yet, but now, having looked at it based on your suggestion, I would agree with you. Unfortunately it's the only photo, so the peduncle isn't visible, which should be covered with thin prickles, while the branches are smooth and it's low shrubby. Yes, what you say will be, Otiv. Maybe I'll go in autumn to check the fruit! velik nasmeh

Thanks for the help. nasmeh

otiv29. 06. 2018 13:25:52

I didn't know about those details. Next time I'll pay more attention to the thorns. I only know they all sting... velik nasmeh

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velkavrh1. 07. 2018 08:28:21

Yesterday's harvest from Sexten Dolomites-Italy. It was a magnificent tour on the path of six huts and a jump to the mountain-Croda Fiscalina di Mezzo. The shots are what they are. I also saw some mountain flowers that I haven't seen here this year. Practically no edelweiss, didn't see e.g. Obir gentian, Pyrenean houseleek, almost no bellflowers, no stonecress-which seemed very strange to me.