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General Subjects => Alpines => Topic started by: zvone on January 18, 2013, 09:19:37 PM
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Hi!
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More Pictures: http://zvone.blogspot.si/ (http://zvone.blogspot.si/) or: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/GolicaJan2013# (https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/GolicaJan2013#)
Best Regards! zvone
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Such a well known plant that it hardly needs introduction - Crocus 'Bowles's White'. In my Plantfinder (2007) this is named C. sieberi 'Albus', which seems a travesty considering E. A. Bowles found this after 'thirty years of hopeful expectation'.
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Hi!
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More Pictures: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/AUrsljaJan2013#
Best Regards! zvone
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Very beautiful photos Zvone! We don't have snow like that here but as a benefit more and more winter flowers are appearing. Another crocus, C. laevigatus. Such a simple and beautiful flower, but very slow to increase in the garden.
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Very beautiful photos Zvone! We don't have snow like that here but as a benefit more and more winter flowers are appearing. Another crocus, C. laevigatus. Such a simple and beautiful flower, but very slow to increase in the garden.
Thanks, Tim!
Thanks for wonderful photographs.
Winter is in our country still...
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
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Mount Raduha!
Best Regards! zvone
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Not a great picture - I am chastised for not tidying up the old leaves - but a great plant, and why alpines can be so exciting when they emerge in late winter. This is Lomatium columbianum, one of the few really colourful umbellifers, the flowers and leaves all expanding together even at temperatures close to freezing. The lomatiums are the largest genus of North American umbels and a fascinating group to the plant geek, This one is probably one of the most attractive, the expanding leaves are grey-silver, just like a small fennel, and like these the plant quickly goes dormant in the summer, behaving very like a bulb. I wil show another picture when it has reached its full charm.
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Before I looked properly I thought you had a photo of purple sprouting broccoli there, Tim ::)
Paige Woodward is keen on this plant too.... see here http://www.hillkeep.ca/images/Lomatium_columbianum_IMGP0039x.jpg (http://www.hillkeep.ca/images/Lomatium_columbianum_IMGP0039x.jpg) (and here for the place: http://www.hillkeep.ca/study_centre.htm (http://www.hillkeep.ca/study_centre.htm) )
And this page with photos by Paul Slichter is one I found useful when researching the plant some time ago.... http://science.halleyhosting.com/nature/basin/5petal/pars/lom/columbianum/columbia.htm (http://science.halleyhosting.com/nature/basin/5petal/pars/lom/columbianum/columbia.htm)
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Mount Raduha : the shot is incredible, the light falling down the snow offer superb reverberation. Splendid landscape!
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Mount Raduha : the shot is incredible, the light falling down the snow offer superb reverberation. Splendid landscape!
Thank's Yann!
Best Reagards! zvone
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Thank you Maggi! The lomatiums were an important edible plant to native Indians in North America, but of course they taste very much better than sprouting broccoli. Seriously, those are great pictures of L. columbianum in the wild and show what a fascinating plant it is - my plants are not so compact but still look dramatic in full flower.
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Not a great picture - I am chastised for not tidying up the old leaves - but a great plant, and why alpines can be so exciting when they emerge in late winter. This is Lomatium columbianum, one of the few really colourful umbellifers, the flowers and leaves all expanding together even at temperatures close to freezing. The lomatiums are the largest genus of North American umbels and a fascinating group to the plant geek, This one is probably one of the most attractive, the expanding leaves are grey-silver, just like a small fennel, and like these the plant quickly goes dormant in the summer, behaving very like a bulb. I wil show another picture when it has reached its full charm.
Tim what a striking plant I must look out for this one particularly when you see how it develops
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More Pictures: http://zvone.blogsot.si/ (http://zvone.blogsot.si/)
Thank's Tim and Ian!
Best Regards! zvone
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Southern Sweden, 30 cms of snow fell during last night, and it is still snowing...Please, show us more pictures of what is already flowering in other parts. Is there no snow left in Great Britain? Not even in Scotland?
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Too much snow in some places in the UK, Susann..... in the countryside things are worse. Not too bad here in the city- you can see todays' photos in Ian's new Bulb Log :
http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2013Mar211363877007BULB_LOG_1213.pdf (http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2013Mar211363877007BULB_LOG_1213.pdf)
Last year at this time we had warmer weather than we usually have in high summer :o ???
But then again, we have had snow in June in other years!
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Incredible pictures! Perhaps I was born in the wrong country. I know where Aberdeen is regarding north comparing Mariannelund. Last night we had way under -20 and the only flowers I could show you would be the ice-roses on the locker ( inside frontdoor) when I went to pick up the morningpaper this morning. But, with or without flowers, it is very beautiful with all the new, fresh and shining snow.
Ian, from now on I promise to follow the bulb log! I am sorry I am such a none computer person, but I am making progress ( = getting addicted as the rest of you)
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Hi!
A little party: which flower is on picture? (filmed today in my garden)
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Best Regards! zvone
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Arabis bryoides on tuffa.
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Hi!
My Japanese Cherry:
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More pictures: http://zvonem.blogspot.si/news/ (http://zvonem.blogspot.si/news/)
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
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Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
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From Mount Raduha!
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
More pictures:
https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/AK24Maj2013#
Best Regards! zvone
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Amazing photos, Zvone - those of Rhodothamnus chamecistus are just perfect!
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Such wonderful pictures of beautiful plants, thank you.
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Amazing photos, Zvone - those of Rhodothamnus chamecistus are just perfect!
Thanks, Maggie!
It says, if he puts these from 1000 pictures - one of her succeeds!
This!
Best Regards! zvone
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Such wonderful pictures of beautiful plants, thank you.
Thanks astragalus!
Thank also you!
Also your pictures are something special.
Best Regards! zvone
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Pimelea ferruginea
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Pimelea ferruginea - and very nice too, Michael.
One of the few plants that Cyril has shown that is not as compact or well-flowered as it might be - :o
http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=7281.msg202676#msg202676 (http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=7281.msg202676#msg202676)
(sorry Michael, I modified your post instead of quoting it- fixed now... :-[ :-* )
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Quite pleased with these two plants.
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Physoplexus comosus
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Dianthus echinus alpinus. I think, the label is somewhere under the cushion.
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Plenty to be pleased about, Eric - Those are great.
I think your dianthus may be Dianthus erinaceus - is it very prickly?
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You might well be correct. It is not as prickly as the echinus I have in the garden though and a lot lot bigger, though the flowers are smaller on this one too.
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Hi!
Some from Mount Koralpe:
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More: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/AKoralpeJulij2013#
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
Some from Mount Učka (Croatia):
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More pictures: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/AUcka#
Best regards! zvone
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May I join with a nice Eryngium in Sierra Nevada? ( Northern part of peak Veleta, 3 400 m)
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Hi!
Some Pictures from Mount Plominska gora ( Croatia):
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MORE PICTURES:
https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/APlominskaGora#
Best Regards! zvone
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I see you are still getting beautiful weather for your hikes, Zvone.
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I see you are still getting beautiful weather for your hikes, Zvone.
Thank's Maggi!
Yes: beautiful nature is unforgettable next to nice weather!
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
Send some pictures from Mont Šikovec ( Croatia).
MORE PICTURES: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/ASikovec#
Best Reagrds! zvone
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Dudleya cymosa ssp. cymosa at Point Reyes NP, California.
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The wonderful Panayoti Kelaidis has kindly added the following comment to my posting:- Hate to be a pedant, but your Dudleya is D. farinosa. Dudleya cymosa has flatter leaves, bright orange or scarlet flowers and is montane and subalpine (mostly in the Sierra and high coastal range). And it is frost hardy. Your's is the coastal farinosa with more cylindrical leaves, chartreuse tubular flowers and tender to frost.
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Cliff Booker replied ... Be a pedant, Panayoti ... many thanks. I wasn't certain whether this was a mixed colony of both species or just two foliage forms of the same species? Now I must away and amend all my other postings in various forums ... damn specialists!!! LOL.
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Cliff, when you have time, do post some other pix taken at Point Reyes peninsula, a really drop-dead gorgeous place to visit. You were so lucky to find sun. That usually means the wind was pretty strong.
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Hi Anne,
Unfortunately the afternoon at beautiful Point Reyes proved the only cool, breezy and very foggy day of our entire trip. We couldn't see the ocean, the lighthouse, the seals or the dramatic scenery of the area. Five miles further inland and the sun shone brightly ... at least we saw enough to add a speedy return to our bucket list.
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Too bad, Cliff. Apparently you were there at on a typical day. We visited on a day that was so windy you had to lean forward to keep from being blown over. The wind blew the fog away and we had bright sun, saw the sea lions and things like steep hillsides of California poppies plunging down to the ocean. It was a spectacular day imprinted in my memory forever.
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Hi!
Send Picture from Mount Karavanke and Obir the South of Austria, near the border to Slovenia.
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ALL PICTURES:
https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/ATrekkingPoAvstrijskiKoroskiTf#
Best Regards! Zvone
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Beautiful pictures. The scenery is wonderful and so is the gentian.
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Beautiful pictures. The scenery is wonderful and so is the gentian.
Thank's "astragalus"
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Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
From Mount Olševa:
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Best Regards! zvone (http://)
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Hi!
From Mount Karavanke:
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More pictures: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/AKaravankeTF#
Best Regards! zvone
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Beautiful walking country Zvone. That ridge would be very hard to resist ;) ;D
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Beautiful walking country Zvone. That ridge would be very hard to resist ;) ;D
Thank's Ashley!
Yeah, a beautiful country… he is worth striving for such beauties!
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
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More pictures: https://picasaweb.google.com/111021317308786555031/AKozjakOkt2013#
Best Regards! zvone
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Hi!
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A little sun in Your home!
Best Regards! zvone
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A series of images of the beautiful Mount Cook lily; Ranunculus lyallii taken near the Homer Tunnel, South Island, New Zealand in November 2013.
Habitat
Stream habitat
Ranunculus lyallii next to stream
Ranunculus lyallii - an abundance of plants
Mountain aspect
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A series of images of the beautiful Mount Cook lily; Ranunculus lyallii taken near the Homer Tunnel, South Island, New Zealand in November 2013.
Ranunculus lyallii
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Fantastic photos of a sublime plant, Cliff - worth travelling over there just for that, wasn't it? !!!!
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This photograph was taken yesterday afternoon, magnificent trees.
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Hi!
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MORE PICTURES: http://zvone.blogspot.si/ (http://zvone.blogspot.si/)
Best Regards! zvone
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About the earliest snowdrop in our garden, apart from reginae-olgae, Galanthus elwesii 'Peter Gatehouse'. An appropriate plant for a Kentish garden having been introduced by Peter Gatehouse of Tenterden and distributed by Washfield Nursery.