Pindos 2023

[Van Gelis]

Staehelina uniflosculosa. Should be more common in gardens!

[Van Gelis]

Compact form of Euphorbia segueriana

[Van Gelis]

Moltkia petraea, in Greece only present in Pindos. Unfortunately 2 weeks too early for the photo, gets covered in flowers

[Kris De Raeymaeker]

Welcome to our forum Vangelis!!! I am very happy to meet you here and thank you for sharing the beautiful flora of the Pindos with us. This region is definitely still on my wish list. So I'm following it with great interest.

[Kris De Raeymaeker]

Moltkia petraea, in Greece only present in Pindos. Unfortunately 2 weeks too early for the photo, gets covered in flowers

Well known in our rockgardens and nice to see it in habitat .

[Van Gelis]

Oh how beautiful!! I have been there at Micropapingo. It is heavenly there!

I am happy you liked it Mark, Mikro Papingo was inscribed this year in UNESCO, so it's there to stay untouched for the time to come!

[Van Gelis]

Welcome to our forum Vangelis!!! I am very happy to meet you here and thank you for sharing the beautiful flora of the Pindos with us. This region is definitely still on my wish list. So I'm following it with great interest.

Hello Kris and nice to meet you too! you are always welcome to show you around.

[Van Gelis]

Sedum dasyphyllum subsp. dasyphyllum, unfortunately too late for the flowers, they are striking!

[Van Gelis]

Hippocrepis emerus subsp. emeroides. Here at one of the best forms with the red in the back of the banner and more than 3 flowers per inflorescence. I don't see it in gardens, should be used more!

[Kris De Raeymaeker]

Welcome to our forum Vangelis!!! I am very happy to meet you here and thank you for sharing the beautiful flora of the Pindos with us. This region is definitely still on my wish list. So I'm following it with great interest.

Hello Kris and nice to meet you too! you are always welcome to show you around.

Thank you Vangelis , surely keep that in mind !

[Kris De Raeymaeker]

Hippocrepis emerus subsp. emeroides. Here at one of the best forms with the red in the back of the banner and more than 3 flowers per inflorescence. I don't see it in gardens, should be used more!

From the broom family .Like it .

[Frankie Wulleman]

Hippocrepis emerus subsp. emeroides. Here at one of the best forms with the red in the back of the banner and more than 3 flowers per inflorescence. I don't see it in gardens, should be used more!

From the broom family .Like it .

Not a broom, Kris, I guess. It's a Leguminosae (vlinderbloemachtige). Hippocrepis is a synonym for Coronilla. He is rather related to this Coronilla orientalis, which I have in the garden.

[Frankie Wulleman]

Welcome to this forum, Vangelis. A very nice topic which you have started with a lot of interesting plants in their natural habitat. Many thanks for showing them. 

[Frankie Wulleman]

Aethionema saxatile, needs no introduction!!

I have this one as Aethionema saxatila subsp. cretica. Could it be the same plant or is it something else? This one grows very compact, compared with your plant, Vangelis.

[Kris De Raeymaeker]

Not a broom, Kris, I guess. It's a Leguminosae (vlinderbloemachtige). Hippocrepis is a synonym for Coronilla. He is rather related to this Coronilla orientalis, which I have in the garden.

Ik ben wat snel en onduidelijk geweest Frankie . Ik wou eigenlijk zeggen een vlinderbloemige …