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| velkavrh7. 07. 2019 04:27:26 |
turbo, your little flower is Turkish lily. Where did they find such a name? Maybe from the flower, which is somehow similar to Turkish headgear - turban.
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| turbo7. 07. 2019 09:06:33 |
Thanks  While looking at other little flowers I suspected it might be. But since more or less ignorant regarding flowers, I stayed wisely quiet 
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| KarmenT7. 07. 2019 12:56:17 |
Yesterday from Zadnja Trenta to hut under Špička. After forest full of wonderful flowers - yellow ranjak, forget-me-nots, alpine nokot, yellow twin-flowered violets... Right under hut also four gentians. Still lots of other flowers I don't know. Photographed two little flowers - please help with naming. Thanks in advance.
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| zlatica7. 07. 2019 13:19:05 |
Karmen, first is scaly rockcress before flowering, second faded kosmatinec, probably alpine kosmatinec.
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| KarmenT7. 07. 2019 13:59:06 |
Zlatica, thanks for such quick reply. Good luck on paths.
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| otiv7. 07. 2019 15:05:34 |
Zlatica, I see that you, like me, don't remember names of bellflowers.  Pity for the poor thing... I haven't met it in KSA either. On pic 33 is repuš not ušivec.  Lp
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| zlatica7. 07. 2019 16:07:33 |
Yes, Otiv, of course it's repuš. God knows what I was thinking back then when I wrote that.
I've also only seen neboglasnica on Mangart so far, so I'm especially happy.
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| velkavrh7. 07. 2019 20:22:05 |
Zlatica always impresses me. And also my thoughts about your pictures.
No. 12 - is ozkolistna lakota - Galium corrudifolium
no. 14 - next to that lakota is definitely zvončica. Which one is just a small question. Because the leaves aren't visible there are even three possibilities - okroglolistna, trebušasta or scheuchzerjeva. True though that I've never exactly identified okroglolistna.
no. 25 - I know you just mistyped.
no. 29 - I often see siljelistni jelenovec, but I've never exactly identified it. It definitely has such leaves that we can't mistake it. On Kamniški vrh (rože) it's shown, just the leaves aren't visible.
no. 15 and 16 - I'm in a dilemma. It reminds me more of koroška smiljka. Skalna usually has more clustered growth.
no. 27 - sončece. If we're in rocks higher in the mountains we can't miss it, because it's planinski popon or predalpski (Helianthemum alpestre) - has quite small flowers. Lower we have more options - jajčasti, navadni (H.nummularium) - has several subspecies, on Črni prsti we even find bleščeči popon (H.n.subsp.glabrum sin.H.nitidum).
no. 1 - from the reddish stems I see that you photographed četverozoba lepnica.
no. 5 and 35 - these lepeni always confuse me. I know hairs on the stem decide. Besides dlakavi and goli we also have belopolsteni.
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| Zvonček7. 07. 2019 21:26:51 |
Branko, regarding Zlatica's zvončica I'd add that it's definitely not okroglolistna. Okroglolistna grows on meadows, light forests, even on old walls, but we certainly won't meet it in the mountains. It's rare. Flower buds are erect, in Scheuchzerjeva zvončica nodding. Reliable sign for its identification are basal leaves, they are long-stalked and distinctly round heart-shaped, which unfortunately wither soon.
Zlatica, how I'd wish for you to see neboglasnica in full bloom. Best regards
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| Apolonija7. 07. 2019 22:29:53 |
Brane, why do lepeni confuse you? In Slovenia only goli and dlakavi grow. Dlakavi has hairs on the underside of leaves and not on the stem. And the leaves are unevenly coarsely toothed, softer, upper stem leaves clasp the stem or have auricles, in goli the leaves are evenly toothed, underside glabrous, harder and upper stem leaves are petiolate.
But your info confuses me that the difference between alpska and četverozoba lepnica is in stem color.
I don't know, I haven't come across that yet. Am I not interested enough? Where did you learn that, please? Then identification is quite simple?
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| velkavrh8. 07. 2019 05:57:51 |
If you open Silene quadrifida you see what it's about. I see the same flower shape in both - middle higher tooth, side lower teeth, height roughly equal, branching of the plant itself equal. If I look at pictures of both in Flora Alpina I see the same.
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| otiv8. 07. 2019 07:07:03 |
Since there are some excellent flower experts among you, I ask for help in naming the yellow one below, which grows on top of Blegoš. Thanks and best regards.
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| zlatica8. 07. 2019 08:35:46 |
Thanks to all who responded to my flowers, because through such discussion one learns a lot. Zvonček, may your wish for me to see blooming neboglasnica come true next year! Branko, if I start from the end:
- for lepen, I checked the leaves and they were smooth, so goli lepen, Apolonija also wrote a bunch of features next to it, which I have to note down so I don't forget them, because they are extremely useful.
- for lakota thanks, if you agree
- zvončica is not okroglolistna, because I looked at the leaves, but still didn't dare to write which one it is
- repuš I already corrected
- smiljko was confirmed to me by Alenka Mihorič
- for sončeca I admit I've never taken enough time; and nowhere have I seen a well-written difference between one and the other, depending on the altitude where this plant is, but I don't dare just say which one it is; maybe you could illustrate different poponi with pictures sometime and a bit of explanation about the differences, what do you say?
- regarding slanozor I already asked you in the previous round of pictures, because as far as I remember, we can't rely on the shape of the teeth, but that stem color is such a clear criterion for identification, I haven't seen that anywhere either. But you might be right, I'll try to look into it a bit more too.
Ah, and one more thing: Otiv, your yellow one is one of the škržolic. Botanists' nightmare! Again you photographed too much flower instead of leaves If it had reddish corolla leaves on the underside, I'd vote for dolgodlakava, otherwise it will most surely just be škržolica! lp all
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| kati19098. 07. 2019 12:32:32 |
Zlatica; come on... that doesn't count,
that a "foreign woman" has such luck;
we (also Otiv), who are on "ti" terms with Dleskovec,
the "neboglasnica" seems like a wonder to us..
- and that you had a good time!
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| velkavrh8. 07. 2019 12:48:46 |
Alenka has already identified quite a nice number of flowers unknown to me. She's an expert, there aren't many like her in Slovenia.
For zvončica we have, as far as I know, only the two mentioned options.
I plan to go to Črnoprst this coming Thursday and try to photograph the poponi as well as possible.
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| zlatica8. 07. 2019 14:32:26 |
Super, Brane, then a good presentation of the nice sončeca will follow!
Kati, your little poem is cute;
just Dleskovec isn't quite right,
there's no neboglasnica there,
there are still some peaks on the whole plateau,
where perhaps this luck awaits.
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| Apolonija8. 07. 2019 16:37:55 |
Lots of beautiful little flowers on Črni prsti, Brane, I wish you.
This slanozor won't let you rest. Three different species grow with us:
-alpine (H. alpeste)
-four-toothed (H. pusillum)
-woolly (H. veselskyi)
Four-toothed and woolly each have three subspecies.
There are quite a few and it seems to me they're not easy to identify. But I'm wondering how alpine and four-toothed can be the same height. In my opinion that doesn't hold.
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| peter28. 07. 2019 16:54:07 |
A couple of just blooming ones...
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| zlatica8. 07. 2019 20:25:14 |
Ah, peter2, pure botanical treats that us ordinary mortals almost never see. That's why we're all the more glad for such posts. Thanks for that!
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