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Zvonček18. 08. 2019 16:02:27

Zlatica, my path to Kofce started at the parking lot and along the edge of the meadow under Matizovec farm I spotted many keeled garlics, so I photographed one flower (and distinguish it from the beautiful garlic nasmeh

), a bit higher also the marmot. That's why I briefly noted: Still on the way to Kofce (and unintentionally misled you). Lp

velkavrh19. 08. 2019 21:38:33

Sending some flowers straight from Romania. Those I don't know I'll try to find the name for at home later.

At the salt mine outside on the salt field I find narrow-leaved saltwort. At home I find it by the sea.

Nearby some forget-me-not is also blooming.

Moldavian primrose - does not grow here.

Not far away the Turkish primrose was also growing.

Kranjski grint - I haven't found it here yet.

Alpine bellflower - supposedly does not grow here.

It grows wild here, with us it is cultivated.

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Apolonija20. 08. 2019 15:11:00

Brane nice that you think of us even from Romania.
Have you met Dracula yet?
That nice red stranger is rose-root stonecrop- Sedum roseum. And the monkshood is Moldavian- Aconitum moldavicum. Although Turkish monkshood is characteristic for Romania too. nasmeh

velkavrh20. 08. 2019 20:26:53

Today is already my fifth day in Romania and I took this on a tour to one of the higher peaks of the country -Omu-2507m.

One of the bellflowers on the tour. Probably Campanula serrata.

This bellflower is really completely unknown to me. Found several sites. They are alpine bellflowers.

Also the heather is different from ours-Erica spiculifolia or Bruckenthalia spiculifolia.

Similar to orange chickweed, but has smaller flowers and is lower growing. It will be orange chickweed.

Unfortunately, the photo didn't turn out well this time either.

There is plenty of alpine catchfly or silene here too.

Now I really know the little anemone. There were plenty of them everywhere.

Of the sandworts, I found only the bright green one.

I have actually never seen so many edelweiss before.

They also grew like this, forming something like an island of whiteness.

Unknown barely noticeable flower in the grass. It was slightly bluish. It is Lomatogonium rotatum.

I was stumped by these sandworts, saxifrages and pearlworts.

These pinks were beautiful. They are low-growing, have larger flowers than our wild pink - Dianthus calizonus.

These pinks were different - Dianthus gelidus (D. nardiformis).

Carpathian leopard's bane - Doronicum carpaticum.

Wormwood - Artemisia petrosa or A. eriantha.

From the chrysanthemum genus - doesn't grow here - Artemisia carpatica.

But I find them in Austria and Italy. This is another species - has completely different leaves.

Yellow mountain poppy - also in the Carpathians.

I also found several species of clover at 2400m.

Cinquefoil, but didn't find any star - Potentilla ternata.

There were plenty of various yellow ones.

Unfortunately we were in the national park and picking oregano is forbidden.

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Apolonija20. 08. 2019 20:31:39

You mean Omu? How much longer will you stay in Romania? Surely we can expect many more interesting plants nasmeh

zlatica20. 08. 2019 21:00:37

Brane, beautiful and interesting flowers, this will require some studying, what all these new strangers are. But this time the blooming tuft on pic 22 charmed me the most. Nice greetings from the homeland far away! velik nasmeh

Apolonija20. 08. 2019 21:40:01

Brane, I'm thrilled. Thanks for this beauty.

Bellflower on 1 looks like Campanula serrata. On 2 it's alpine bellflower (Campanula alpina)
On 3 it's Erica spiculifolia or other name- Bruckenthalia spiculifolia, 4,5 surely orange gentian. Your unknown delicate bluish flower on 19 has many synonyms. One is: Lomatogonium rotatum. The tuft that Zlatica likes so much on 22 is recurved sandwort- Minuartia recurva. On 28, similar to alpine pink, Dianthus callizonus. 29- Dianthus gelidus (D.nardiformis). 32- Carpathian doronicum (Doronicum carpaticum):
The wormwood is called Artemisia petrosa or A.eriantha. Those on 35, 36, which you call chrysanthemums, are Carpathian, namely: Anthemis carpatica) 42- cinquefoil- Potentilla ternata

Zvonček20. 08. 2019 22:28:20

Brane, the bellflower on the 1st picture is wonderful, by the little flowers on picture 22 one just melts. So many different flowers - there will really be a lot of work for the experts, the rest of us will wait nasmeh

. Lp

Deniss22. 08. 2019 18:42:44

Some little flowers from the path from Komna to Bogatinsko sedlo and over Bogatin and Mahavček via planina Govnjač back to Komna and Savica. Very beautiful and long tour. Lp

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otiv22. 08. 2019 19:02:08

Deniss, in picture 12 is abrotanifolia-leaved or narrow-lobed ragwort (Senecio abrotanifolius)

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zlatica23. 08. 2019 13:38:33

When we stumble upon a white version of a certain flower species, we just can't believe what all nature creates. These albinos are like a treasure of nature for me and I've always liked them very much.
You Deniss, you've discovered quite a few this year already, if I remember correctly, two right on this path. Nice!! velik nasmeh

Zvonček24. 08. 2019 21:26:18

Deniss, the white nettle-leaved bellflower and sviščevec are wonderful and Zlatica couldn't have put it more beautifully.

Today on the Srednječavenski path towards Mala gora and Kuclj, but I didn't even reach Mala gora because I had to turn back due to thunderstorm. But along the path I encountered pyramidal bellflower. There were quite a few, some only with single flowers on bare, over a meter long stems.

small willow shrub in a rock crack, I don't know which one

zlatica25. 08. 2019 09:24:55

Zvonček, you've visited this beautiful corner of Slovenia again and it's really a pity that the thunderstorm prevented you from continuing. Yes, pyramidal bellflowers can really be very tall and majestic. As for willow or maybe rowan I wouldn't know, Apolonija knows more about that. And you found one of my most beloved flowers - rock candytuft, so thorny but at the same time such a delicate flower! Picture 7 is - as far as I can see - underwood blackberry. https://www.notranjski-park.si/izobrazevalne-vsebine/rastlinski-svet/crnobinovke/podlesni-crnilec nasmeh

Zvonček25. 08. 2019 22:02:54

Zlatica, many thanks for the sent link where I could read more about the underwood blackberry. Sadly my picture of the underwood blackberry compared to the one on the link is really just a pale approximation mrk pogled

. But there was quite a lot of it in some limited forest area and it was really a nice sight.

I encountered rock candytuft in nature for the first time and yes, as you say, so thorny yet so delicate. nasmeh

I was also glad about the bellflowers, how beautiful it must have been in full bloom. Lp

velkavrh26. 08. 2019 08:37:14

Now after eleven days I am back in the homeland. The experience of the vastness of Romania itself and the Carpathians is unforgettable. Of course there would be more mountain flowers in July. I took these in the last two days.

Chestnut-brown clover also in the Carpathians.

Knapweed or thistle, that is the question now.

Carpathian hawkweed - attached hawkweed.

I will find that little flower again. It also grows here.

On this trip I found the Carpathian violet again. It is completely blue.

There were also pinks similar to our bearded ones - colloquially Turkish.

There was a lot of this claw sedge at 2300 m altitude.

There are more yellow-flowered ones, but I do not know them.

Sieber's cat's-ear, but no capitulate one anywhere.

At the high-alpine lake. Similar ones I see at home along the meander of a mountain stream below Vodnikov dom.

Bloody cranesbill - similar to our woodland one.

Rock speedwell - grows in shade and dampness at 2400m around high-alpine lakes. Flowers similar to our lance-leaved one.

Zvonček26. 08. 2019 18:17:19

Today the flower pictures don't show for me. Does anyone else have similar problems? Lp

Rok26. 08. 2019 18:27:08

There are some problems with the server. So currently some images don't work.

LP Rok

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zlatica28. 08. 2019 17:33:22

Branko, the flowers in pictures 11 and 12 remind me of willowherb. Have you studied the flowers more after getting home? nasmeh

Zvonček28. 08. 2019 20:04:12

Today on the path to Nanos, bellflowers are still persisting, but there were mostly hawkweeds and thistles.

I can't upload pics. Maybe there are some issues on HN. Tomorrow then. Regards

Apolonija28. 08. 2019 22:49:08

Brane, you saw a lot and presented plants to us too, some don't grow with us. Will you rest and identify them more precisely or leave as is? Wondering if you agree with my "findings" on the previous page?

Regarding willowherb Zlatica is right. This is, I think, Epilobium anagallidifolium
https://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+0813+3127

Zvonček, your little shrub among rocks. Very likely krhlika. nasmeh

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