TEN FLOWERING PLANTS TO CELEBRATE THE SPRING
You'll see more than ten photographs here, but when it comes to the number of species shown in the post, they are only ten. Ten flowering plants that can be used to celebrate the season of massive blooming, and even more important, to create a fairly short, casual post with some old photographs taken many springs ago.
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You can see four of those plants in this opening picture, the rest is coming soon.
This is the Melittis melissophyllum.
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I mean, you can see just two flowers of that plant in this and the previous shot. The flowers are the main protagonists of today's post, so you won't see the entire plants, just their flowering parts. And in the case of the species shown in the following set of three photographs ...
... you won't even see the flower in its entirety. This is a portrait of the things in the center of the flower. The pistil and the anthers.
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Here you can see the morning dew on one of the petals.
Here you can see the pistil and the anthers photographed in a different light. The plant in question is Glaucium flavum, commonly known as the yellow horned-poppy.
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These are the flowers of the Betonica officinalis plant.
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Here you can see four portraits of the same Onopordum illyricum flowerhead. Onopordum illyricum is a thistle species. If you enlarge the picture by clicking on it, you may notice a small fly in two of the shots shown here.
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Alliaria petiolata is the scientific name of the plant shown in these two shots.
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Here you can see two portraits of the Ononis spinosa flower.
This is an orchid. The Ophrys vetula orchid.
Here you can see the pale flowers of a pale parasitic plant that has no chlorophyll.
The name of the species is Orobanche amethystea.
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Nothing is green on this plant. Orobanche amethystea is totally dependent on other plants for nutrients. Its seeds remain dormant in the soil, often for many years until stimulated to germinate by certain compounds produced by the roots of various green herbaceous plants. Orobanche amethystea seedlings put out a root-like growth, which attaches to the roots of nearby plants.
This is the Muscari comosum.
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Here you can take a better, more up-close look at its small blue flowers.
These are all wild plants. In the following photograph ...
... you can see something different. The roses from my garden.
@borjan Again great photos and awesome post my friend! I like soo much your post and will continue to follow them ! Keep it up.❤️🙏
I like your work. Your photography is so much clear and especially the dew drops you have shown looking awsome and gives me fresh feelings.
Lovely shots
I love the dark background (I guess by reducing the contrast setting) in so many of these amazing photos. You definitely take some great Nature compositions !LUV !WINE !HUG
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Beautiful close up and lighting. awesome job.
I have about half these flowers on the farm.
no roses here, sorry. haha.
Great that roses are those that are missing, not the other plants. 😀 When compared with the small intricate details of those wildflowers, the cultivated roses look a bit too, I don't know, too big and a bit like something made of textile.
These pictures are very beautiful, you are a great photographer yourself
No doubt as always your work always looks amazing all the photos you have submitted are very beautiful to see thank you for sharing
The non-green plant is certainly interesting. It's interesting that it has no green color at all and that it feeds on the nutrients of other plants. Just like some parasites lol.
So much spring glory ... so much beauty!
Awesome clicks. The plants that come after spring tend to cluster much better and look much more beautiful than the way you shared them with us.
You seem to be very brilliant to know the scientific names of those flowers.
You have taken beautiful pictures too
Nice one!
You always take great shots and I appreciate that a lot.
Hermosas fotos, me encantaron, me encantan las flores y amo también fotografiarlas, excelente trabajo 👍📸
I can't decide what I like more 🤔. The flower photos out in nature with all the green, ons these with the black background. Each have something to them. The ones in nature is in the moment captures, but with these the colours really POP. I love the water droplets on the orange 🧡🤩.
The flowers look so beautiful, and the clarity of the pictures are 🤩
a collection of flowers that are quite charming, sir. @borjan
You have a beautiful sense of capturing flower photos to the closest. Orobanche amethystea got my attention, such a beautiful flower.
These photos are extraordinarily beautiful. Thank you for showing us the beauty of these flowers up close. !CTP
The orchid looks dope bro😂😂
Like it's all slimy and alieny and shit...
Lovely pics 📸
True. 😀 As Master Yoda once said: Strange creatures those orchids are. In the whole universe, a shit weird like that, never I saw. And a lot travel I did, and in many different ways, god bless the force.
May the force forever be with you 😂😂
Just fascinating, as always 🤗