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Thanks RB and Il-Pine für your help.
Because of Il-Pine's note I have asked Dr. Google and found two leaf rosettes pictures of Scabiosa atropurpurea var. maritima that match with my photo.

I cannot identify leaf rosettes. These are the last three pictures. In April, I will be on Malta and probably find some plants that I can't identify. Until then, I won't bother you anymore. Thank you for your support.

Great, you've find the name. Thank you for the links.
regards
chea

Thank you for your information. Maybe one of the other specialists knows the name.

Hello!

I hope everyone had a good start into the new year.
It's a nightmare for me to identify grasses. Found on Xemxija heritage trail on 12 October 2015.
Can you help me, please.
Regards chea

I found this plant on March 31, 2015, at ta'Ċenċ. I showed the pictures to Stephen an he said that this could be a plant with a virus. But he could not identify the plant. What do you think?

Because of your hint (Melia azadarach) I consulted the Internet. The pictures I've seen show the same leaves and fruits.
Thanks for your help.

Sorry, that we confused you. That was just a test, because I had problems with posting a new topic.

I found this tree in Wied Sara (Gozo). Sorry I forgot to take a picture of the trunk.

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Hi Stephen

State location and date of photos you can always find in the titel of the picture. Thank you for ID of the second plant.

cheers

Thank you il-Pine. I checked MWP and could not find any difference between intermedia and picroides. So, I do it like you and call it picroides.

...tell me, if this is Reichardia intermedia or something else. Found in a street of Qala on 14th September 2014.
Thanks
Monika

Ok, I agree. I also haven't seen L. odoratus in the wild. But I know L. clymenum.

Thank you RB for your help. I thought it is Daucus carota, but I was not sure.
Do you mean Lathyrus odoratus? Now, I realize that the fruit tube is empty and the halves of the pods are rolled because of drying.

I hope that I will not annoy, but I have still some more that drive me to despair.
Monika

This is Cydonia oblonga.
We make juice, jelly, liqueur or liquor from the fruit.
Monika

I follow your debate with interest. It is difficult to grow wild plants. That's why I only have wild flowers in my garden, which have gone up by itself.
I'm going to show our Anchusa. They are not in my garden, I found them on the edge of a corn field.

Thank you RB and il-Pine for all this useful informations.
Monika

The yellow plant (23.05.2015, il-Wileġ), I thought of Medicago arborea. But the leaves don't fit. And I forgot to take a close up.
The other one is from Wied Dalam, 7th October 2015.

Anchusa azurea is a very beautiful flower. But I haven't seen it till now. In Switzerland we have Anchusa arvensis (light blue) and Anchusa officinalis (dark blue).

:lol: Compost is a funny idea. Fortunately, I have no photo. Thank you for your help. Sedum caeruleum I should need to recognize :oops: Silene vulgaris fruit capsules are not hairy. So I think its another plant. To identify plant No. 1 seems to be difficult. I have forgotten to write, that all three...

I've searched long time, but didn't find the names of this plants.
Regards
Monika

I haven't even seen Cynoglossum creticum flowering. I only know it from pictures.
Grazzi ħafna!
Monika

My biggest problem is to identify faded plants. This one I've found at Chadwick Lakes, 25th May 2015.
Plant height: 60 cm
Thanks and regards
Monika

Hello Il-Pine
Thank you for your note. I've never seen beta maritima at this stage. I agree. I have some more unidentified plants and I hope you can help me again.
Monika