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Which flower is this?

velkavrh28. 06. 2020 20:06:04

Zvončica, your rock-jasmine is the headed one. Sieber's rock-jasmine grows high in mountains usually in rock fissures. When I inventoried Krvavec mountain flowers a few years ago I didn't find it neither on Jež ridge nor on entire Kalški ridge including Kalška gora. It's more widespread in Southern Limestone Alps. Attaching photo of Sieber's rock-jasmine. Headed rock-jasmine characteristically has two hooks on petals. Sieber's petals don't have that.

haridautovic, no.1-yellow flower is woolly globularia, no.2-red is red silene, no.3-common knawel, no.5-white silene.

bos28. 06. 2020 20:36:17

Today on Porezen, please help.
Thanks in advance nasmeh

haridautovic28. 06. 2020 21:10:39

Velkavrh, thanks

velkavrh28. 06. 2020 22:35:18

bos, that's stinking cranesbill-Geranium robertianum.

Zvončica from 27.06. under no. 6. -nodding thistle-Carduus nutans ssp. nutans.

It's shown under Flowers.

zvončica29. 06. 2020 07:48:00

Velkavrh, many thanks for the reply and explanation. My "Sieber's rock-jasmine" was suspicious to me too mežikanje

and I should have put a question mark next to it. With the thistle I did, since I doubted it was alpine and hoped someone would correct my error. Thanks again and lots more flowers on your paths! nasmeh

velkavrh29. 06. 2020 12:01:34

Zvončica, thanks! Tomorrow we're going with a colleague to Zirbitkogel in Austria. Expecting some new flower.

ločanka29. 06. 2020 12:44:23

velkavrh, please also explain to me the ones from Rosennock and Predigerstuhl nasmeh

velkavrh29. 06. 2020 15:05:56

Dear ločanka, when will we see each other? Overall our Vodnik tours look rather bad. The problem is of course the transports. Austrian flowers I don't know as well as ours, but some I do know. Many of the same grow on our side too. This way we'll explain your pics.

No.1.-only a closer flower shot would show if it's golden or Cratzer's five-finger. Definitely not many-flowered or glacial.

No.2.-alpine azalea -Loiseleuria procumbens-doesn't grow with us. I found it in Austria too.

No.3.-smallest primrose-Primula minima. This primrose has these cute leaf rosettes. Found with us too.

No. 4.-the dark ox-eye daisy-Leucanthemum adustum-has such flowers, doesn't grow with us. Could be alpine ox-eye daisy -at least Milan Lovka (translator) calls it-Leucanthemopsis alpina. This doesn't grow with us either. My opinion is it's dark ox-eye daisy. Leaves would decide, they seem right to me. Leaves narrowly oval, on each side 6-20 teeth.

No. 5.-bitter or common gentianella. When identifying I even taste it-grows with us too.

No.6.-whorled lousewort-is common with us too.

Anyway I found alpine ox-eye daisy last year in Romania. Picture below.

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ločanka29. 06. 2020 18:18:32

velkavrh, thanks for your effort. It seemed to me that on the second pic it's not the dwarf milnica. But interesting that even this one doesn't grow with us.
Otherwise, when we meet, you get beer from me, since you've done this several times nasmeh

. When that will be interests me too nasmeh

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velkavrh30. 06. 2020 15:46:55

ločanka on the Zirbitkogel tour I found the same mountain flowers that you found on the Rosennock tour. Unfortunately yesterday's or night's rain messed up and soaked most flowers, so the shots are as they are. On the panels the most important flowers of this area are presented with German names.

On these two panels the mountain flowers of this area are presented.

Already at the starting point there are large patches of volči bob.

There is a lot of mountain avens. It is flowering and also already wilted.

For the first time I somehow realized that alpine primrose grows here.

It is similar, of course, to Clusius' and Koch's.

Alpine gentian also grows here in abundance.

Near the springs, of which there are plenty on the mountain slopes, grows bitter penuša. I somehow haven't noticed it at home.

Starry saxifrage - there really was a lot.

Alpine bellflower - does not grow with us.

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ločanka30. 06. 2020 17:52:52

yes, alpine azalea really covers large areas, but I found two more pics with bellflowers. Probably nothing special, or are they?

velkavrh30. 06. 2020 18:34:58

ločanka, this is alpine bellflower, which I have from today under no. 18. Mine are brighter colors. Doesn't grow with us.

ločanka30. 06. 2020 18:42:03

velkavrh thanks, it's a bit hairier, right?

otiv30. 06. 2020 18:47:22

Branko, alpine bellflower grows with us too, namely on Smrekovec range.

dleskovec30. 06. 2020 21:06:25

Otiv; you're right and it's nice that you know Smrekovec too. Something else grows in these tall grasses.

otiv30. 06. 2020 21:14:49

@dleskovec, of course I know Smrekovec, especially the blueberries in August that I picked.

One of the treasures of the Smrekovec mountain range.

velkavrh1. 07. 2020 05:34:16

I haven't found alpine bellflower with us yet. Literature says it grows only in Eastern Alps up to 2400m, mainly on limestone soils and is rare.

It does look quite hairy. Leaves and stem are white woolly hairy. Flower crown has hairy horns. Can't be confused with other bellflower species.

Could only be mixed with bearded bellflower.

otiv do you know which primrose you photographed? I think it's the beautiful primrose-Primula spectabilis. It is similar to Wulfen's, but has different flower. Petal is different. I haven't noticed it somehow.

These are pictures from last year. This year I haven't seen it yet.

zvončica1. 07. 2020 19:40:07

Branko, as Otiv already wrote, alpine bellflower grows with us, more precisely, it grows only on Komna in Smrekovec Mountains. It is very endangered. And besides blueberries nasmeh

only on Komna with us also grows shaggy primrose. This one is also rare and listed on the Red List of endangered ferns and seed plants. Lp

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velkavrh1. 07. 2020 20:29:59

otiv photographed the shaggy primrose. I haven't seen it yet.