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I am not familiar with this flower. The inverse image search on Google doesn't yield any results either. Can anyone help?
Habitat: Deciduous forest, light shade, moist humus on stony ground.
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Mit dieser Blume kenne ich mich nicht aus. Die inverse Bildersuche bei Google liefert auch kein Ergebnis. Kann Jemand helfen?
Standort: Laubwald, lichter Schatten, feuchter Humus auf steinigem Untergrund
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Habitat: Deciduous forest, light shade, moist humus on stony ground.
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Mit dieser Blume kenne ich mich nicht aus. Die inverse Bildersuche bei Google liefert auch kein Ergebnis. Kann Jemand helfen?
Standort: Laubwald, lichter Schatten, feuchter Humus auf steinigem Untergrund
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But it's lush and beautiful!
Bergfex club has replied to J.Garcia clubHere is a comparison photo.
However, the colors are somewhat less intense. ;)
"Cardamine quinquefolia is a spreading herbaceous perennial up to 30cm high with five-lobed green leaves and clusters of many pink-lilac flowers from early spring. Grows in partial shade below deciduous trees or shrubs in a border or woodland garden in humus-rich soil. Will grow in moist soil and tolerate dry soil"
www.rhs.org.uk/plants/47387/cardamine-quinquefolia/details
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