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Which flower is this?

velkavrh27. 05. 2014 06:13:58

Finally discovered which iris I found on the way to Klek last Saturday. It's Iris variegata. We don't have it here. They call it variegated iris. On the panel it said Hungarian Iris too.

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dleskovec28. 05. 2014 13:43:37

Friends of mountain flowers! Has anyone been to Struška? Are flowers already in full bloom? Please reply, because on Sunday I'd like to see those blooming meadows live. Greetings!

miri28. 05. 2014 13:52:04

I was there on 21.5. Plenty of flowers and snow.

dleskovec28. 05. 2014 15:29:22

miri; thank you very much; sending pictures!

francimedved28. 05. 2014 18:49:06

Excellent, I'm going to Beljska planina on Saturday too, hope for good weather and lots of good shots.

sirt129. 05. 2014 14:45:59

Why spoil beautiful Slovenian names -Belska planina- with southern -lj-

miri29. 05. 2014 17:38:11

@Okmodko and what should they be according to you?

francimedved29. 05. 2014 18:32:14

Sirt1, I made a mistake. Sorry, I know it's without j.

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velkavrh30. 05. 2014 11:33:03

Today around my home I found two bellflowers-one even settled in my flower bed. At least I hope I identified them correctly. Otherwise I've already found nettle-leaved, clustered and prostrate.

This should be the Bolognese bellflower.

Repuščevolista bellflower has settled in our garden and seems to like it.

This is the flower of that bellflower - the flower is lighter than the Bolognese one and somewhat longer. Flowers grow crosswise on the stem.

This is the clustered bellflower, which I found a couple of days earlier.

Nettle-leaved bellflower - the picture is symbolic.

Spreading bellflower - the picture is symbolic.

In Maribor on Pekrska gorca I have already seen peach-leaved bellflower too - the picture is symbolic.

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Apolonija30. 05. 2014 21:02:39

Brane, somewhere I read that flowers of Bologna bellflower are hairless, this one has some though???

velkavrh31. 05. 2014 05:18:13

Good morning! In the literature on the Bologna bellflower, it says that the whole plant is short-hairy, the stem simple—not branched. I'll go and take a precise photo of the whole plant again. The leaves are also precisely described. Interestingly, around here there's almost no prostrate bellflower anywhere. I find it exclusively only on one slope all these years.

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Apolonija31. 05. 2014 08:14:27

I know, Brane, that you always try very hard and research before deciding. Maybe there are different descriptions in the literature too. I read that the stem is covered with short hairs, the flowers are glabrous. As I also read: "The Repuščevolistna bellflower you will most easily recognize by the very characteristic inflorescence – on the bare stem there is a row of flowers arranged in a one-sided inflorescence... ". Lp

velkavrh31. 05. 2014 17:42:32

Today on Struška—I've never been up there before. Really beautiful.

Soon at the start of the path on a wet pasture I spot a field of marsh helleborines.

There was also Lobel's green pheasant's eye.

Higher on the pasture I spot a stand of pink adder's tongue.

Here I find common coltsfoot for the first time.

Daisy fleabane was by the road on the hillside.

We are already before the pastures - tall gentians.

Spiny helleborine, this year I found also the only yellow Julian one.

On the pasture in some hollow I spot even common marsh marigold, which I missed in the valley.

The common alpine bellflower appears and then continues all the way to the snow.

Clusius' pasque flowers were not opened due to lack of sunshine.

On the entire Struška ridge the auricula reigns - there is a huge amount of it.

But it has a strong competitor - Cojz's violet - the pastures next to the ridge are all yellow from violets and mountain zlatice.

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otiv31. 05. 2014 20:23:58

Among such a multitude of little flowers by the path, it's hard to notice a friend. big grin

Apolonija31. 05. 2014 20:44:33

Brane, now you know why I go there so often. You photographed lots of little flowers. Among the common alpine bellflower the smallest one can also be found and besides the spindle helleborine also others. Plus vanež, wolfsbanes, verdnik, glavinec... In a while the Kranj and Turkish lilies and various orchids will bloom...
Your jeglič is the bog arum and finger orchid. Did you smell kobulnica? By the path in partial shade grows fragrant kromač. Lp

otiv31. 05. 2014 21:03:27

Struška is really known for its flowers,
like the nightingale for its beautiful singing. smile

There are many such bouquets towards Struška

There are said to be over 100 names for this beautiful fragrant flower

Mountain golden saxifrage faded, I think it has already bloomed out

Marsh marigold, how high it has found its home

Clusius' primrose, of which there are plenty on Struška

I found the marshy globeflower on Javorniški rovt

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Apolonija31. 05. 2014 21:21:39

vito, as always wonderful! Is it on 5 Brane's ridge? You found the smallest alpine bellflower, and wolfsbane too smile

velkavrh31. 05. 2014 21:37:07

I didn't see the smallest alpine bellflower - I saw common wolfsbane. The mountain avens on the 10th picture is interesting, which is white-toned. Mountain avens are all yellow.

otiv31. 05. 2014 21:40:59

Thanks Apolonija!
No, in the picture is my younger son Aleš nasmeh

I'll write the names tomorrow so I can rest a bit nasmeh

velkavrh1. 06. 2014 05:54:31

I saw and also photographed even a huge number of flowers. Some pics just didn't turn out at all. There was simply too much of everything. But I didn't find any carnation yet, no rockfoil, didn't see any Wulfen's rockjasmine, which is common in the other Karawanks. No pasque flowers to notice, nor ramsons. Small bellflowers not yet. Found roughly over a hundred blooming flowers counted on the fly.