Mountain meadows
Bistorta officinalis, commonly known as bistort or European bistort, is a species of flowering plants in the dock family Polygonaceae. It is typically found growing in moist meadows e.g. extensively used mountain meadows (Polygono-Trisetion & Arrhenatherion).
Extensively used meadows in the Żywiec Beskids |
Extensively used meadows in the Żywiec Beskids |
It looks very pretty. Is this plant harvested for use.?
ReplyDeleteThese views are splendid with the glorious fields of flowers.
ReplyDeletePretty flower, especially in fields of rolling hills! Spectacular photos!
ReplyDeleteOh these images are so pretty with the gorgeous flowers an the far off mountains
ReplyDeleteOh my - what a feast for the eyes! So beautiful!
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Terrific views. Those mountain landscapes are dreamlike. I really have to visit Poland and maybe even make a trip through the Zywiec Beskids mountain range.
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Mersad
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Just so breath-taking!
ReplyDeleteoh these views!! those mountains look a bit like our blue ridge mountains here!
ReplyDeleteThat truly is an awesome sight. Wish we had some like that in Texas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mountain photos. The flowers remind me of Lupine. Very impressive.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday. We just arrived home from vacation yesterday. Late catching up. Thank you for joining my blog party.
Jeanne
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