08-05-2022, 04:32 AM
Of course, there is no peach or its flowers in the picture.
The look doesn't even come close.
It is possible that the local name of the plant has something to do with peach (example: downy appearance), but the picture does not.
What you see in the picture is the lungwort. A classic medicinal herb.
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But to make it a little more precise, (without spots) it is Pulmonaria kerneri.
It is found in the limestone Alps (Dolomites). Which brings me right to the heart of all the other clues. Zinnen, Kronne, German......
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The look doesn't even come close.
It is possible that the local name of the plant has something to do with peach (example: downy appearance), but the picture does not.
What you see in the picture is the lungwort. A classic medicinal herb.
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But to make it a little more precise, (without spots) it is Pulmonaria kerneri.
It is found in the limestone Alps (Dolomites). Which brings me right to the heart of all the other clues. Zinnen, Kronne, German......
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Translated with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (free version)