Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Travel / Places to Visit => Topic started by: Gerdk on July 10, 2013, 11:11:36 AM
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A few days ago I visited the 'Moorpfad' Dahlem near the German-Belgian border. There is a lot
of the typical moor vegetation and a large number of orchids.
Apparently there is a lack of maintenance which is resulting in increasing scrub encroachment of
parts of the area. Nevertheless it was an interesting visit during a bright shiny day.
pics 1 - 3. Dactylorhiza species - fuchsii ???
4 + 5 Drosera rotundifolia
Gerd
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Cont.
1. Trientalis europaeus
2. Equisetum palustre (?)
3. Narthetium, last years spike/ new buds and Erica tetralix
4. Erica tetralix
5. Area with scrub encroachment
Gerd
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ans the rest
the path and Rosa canina
Gerd
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Gerd,
an interesting place with a special flora.
Have you found Viola palustris, too? :)
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Armin,
Thank you, yes it was very special indeed.
Gerd,
Have you found Viola palustris, too? :)
Of course ;), it was all around there - flowers were over.
Gerd