Flowers of Provence, Part 5
Echium to Gladiolus
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Image 1. Certainly an Echium, Vipérine, probably Echium vulgare, the common bugloss
Image 2. Certainly Echium, Vipérine, probably Echium vulgare, the common bugloss
Image 3. Erodium sp., in the geranium family
Image 4. Eryngium sp.
Image 5. Euphorbia cyparissias, called the Cypress spurge
Image 6. A species of Euphorbia, or spurge, from a subalpine meadow
Image 7. A species of Euphorbia, or spurge, from a subalpine meadow
Image 9. A species of Euphorbia, or spurge
Image 10. A species of Euphorbia, or spurge
Image 11. Fagopyrum esculentum, a kind of Buckwheat
Image 12. Filipendula sp., possibly Filipendula vulgaris, or dropwort
Image 14. Possibly Fritillaria involucrata, in French, Fritillaire or fritillary
Image 15. Fumaria officinalis, Fumeterre, the common fumitory or earth smoke
Image 16. Galium anisophyllon, a species of bedstraw, or Gaillet,
Image 17. Probably Galium verum, le Gaillet jaune, or lady's bedstraw
Image 18. Genista sp., a Genêt, or Broom, or Greenweed in the pea family.
Image 19. Gentiana lutea, or great yellow gentian, growing in a subalpine meadow
Image 20. Probably Gentiana nivalis, the snow gentian, although it might be Gentiana verna,
Image 21. Geranium pyreniacum, the hedge or mountain cranesbill
Image 22. Probably Geranium sanguinium, Bloody cranesbill,although there are a
Image 23. Plumose tendrils of Geum montanum, alpine avens
Image 24. Probably Gladiolus communis subsp. byzantinus,
Image 25. Probably Gladiolus communis subsp. byzantinus,
Image 26. Probably Gladiolus communis subsp. byzantinus, |
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