Flowers of Provence, Part 12
Trifolium to Unidentified flowers
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Image 1. Trifolium alpestre, or mountain zigzag clover, in a subalpine meadow.
Image 2. Trifolium pratense, le Trèfle rouge or red clover
Image 3. Trifolium stellatum, le Trèfle étoilé, or star clover
Image 4. Probably Tulipa australis, la Tulipe sauvage, or wild tulip,
Image 5. Probably Tulipa australis, la Tulipe sauvage, or wild tulip,
Image 6. Urospermum dalechampii, the golden-fleece, a kind of "yellow composite".
Image 7. Possibly Valeriana asarifolia, a kind of valerian, growing
Image 8. Possibly Valeriana asarifolia, a kind of valerian, growing
Image 9. Possibly Valeriana tuberosa. The flowers look a lot like
Image 10. A species of Verbascum, or mullein,
Image 11. A species of Verbascum, or mullein
Image 12. Veronica allionii, or compact blue speedwell,
Image 13. A species of Veronica, or speedwell, in a mountain meadow.
Image 14. A species of Veronica, or speedwell, growing in a subalpine meadow.
Image 15. Viburnum tinus, called the laurustinus, laurustinus viburnum, or laurestine.
Image 16. Vicia cracca, la Vesce à épis, also known as
Image 17. A species of Vicia, or vetch.
Image 18. Vincetoxicum hirundinaria, Dompte-venin or swallow-wort
Image 19. Viola arvensis, or field pansy.
Image 20. Viola calcarata, or long-spurred pansy,
Image 21. This unidentified flower was growing near the top of the Lure,
Image 22. This unidentified flower must be in the pea family
Image 23. This unidentified, prostrate flower was growing in a subalpine habitat
Image 24. This unidentified flower might be in the mustard family |
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