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Excellent photographs and a great source of both reference and inspiration.
Thank you for these beautiful pictures. We are from Australia and have been exploring around the Konavle area in the last few days, looking with interest at all the flowers and herbs growing in the country side. You have identified many of the plants we have seen.
You are welcome! Glad you visit Konavle area and find some help on my site.
amazing photos. This page inspired us to spend hours in the hills ! Hvala !
Thank you, glad you like it. Molim!
Thank you for the provided data about Patterson’s Curse in Australia. Could be the same, Blueweed (Echium vulgare) in Croatia is a plant requiring little water too.
The blueweed looks like what we call Patterson’s Curse in Australia – a weed. Used to be called Salvation Jane and was imported as a cottage garden plant requiring little water. Now it is endemic in southern pastures
Thank you very much! I entered Orchis militaris. Regards!
The photo of Dactylorhriza maculata is wrongly named. It is Orchis militaris !
Your photos are very good !