Übersetzung für "Silberdistel" in Englisch

Protected in some areas, the stemless carline thistle is one of the best-known and most popular Alpine plants.

This thistle devoted Fridel Dethleffs-Edelmann, along with the silver thistle, her painting.

Chalet Silberdistel apartment offers accommodat?on in Rosswald.

On 25 January 2018, the Federal Mint Swissmint launches the new commemorative coin 'Carline thistle'.

Located in the Black Forest town of Hinterzarten, Hotel Silberdistel provides free Wi-Fi and modern rooms.

These are silver thistle, lady's mantle and arnica, all of which are native to the Swiss Alps.

The stemless carline thistle is common in Europe but is treated and protected as an endangered species in many countries.

Forest glades and meadows are covered by numerous plants, including protected species, such as globe-flower (known as the “K?odzko rose”) stemless carline thistle, pasque flower, and common snowdrop.

Our Suite Silberdistel is 35m2. The room offers a open fire place, a bathroom with shower and bath, toilette, telephone, radio/tv, WIFI, mini-bar, safe, hair dryer and a balcony to the south.

Our 3 "Lavendel", "Silberdistel" and "Brunelle" apartments offer a vestibule, a bedroom, bathroom with shower, floor heating and separate toilets.

With the salinization of the soil by sea water and low temperatures in the following time there could only exist a barren vegetation of steppe with the silver-thistle (Dryas), which gave the name to that time. It moved with the washing out of the salt by rain to a tundra of bushes and than about 8250 B.C. to forest.

At the 2011 Toy Fair, SCHUCO will be presenting no fewer than six new models, such as the MB trac Intercooler “Silberdistel” and the Schlüter Super Trac 2500 Vl with dozer blade.

In her collage, Margit Téry-Adler has translated the most important characteristics of the carline thistle into contrasting pairs: dark – light; round – angular or pointed; dull – bright.

The stemless carline thistle (carlina acaulis) is a type of thistle belonging to the Asteraceae family.

Strawberry Leaf, aloe, wormwood, bilberry, nettle, canadian turmeric, lemon balm, pine buds, nettle, devil’s claw, yarrow, centaury, thyme, angelica, speedwell, fenugreek, yellow bedstraw, common blackberry, elder, ginkgo biloba, marigold, large mallow, club moss, golden primrose, goldenrod, marshmallow, horsetail, shepherd’s purse, hops, juniper, mallow, kalmoeswortel, camphor, chamomile, caraway, small Burnet-saxifrage, mullein, turmeric, pulmonaria, daisy, marjoram, manna, mistletoe, hawthorn, myrrh, meadowsweet, eyebright, dandelion root, horsetail, rhubarb root, herb robert, purple coneflower root, rose, rosemary, rose, saffron, sage, schweden herbs, senna leaf, St. John’s wort, aspic, celandine, hogweed, venetian theriak, fennel, lady’s mantle, watercress, plantain leaf narrow, wild marjoram, willow bark, zedoarawortel, silver thistle root, black currant.

Strawberry leaf, aloe, wormwood, bilberry, nettle, lemon balm, pine buds, nettle, yarrow, centaury, thyme, angelica, speedwell, fenugreek, yellow bedstraw, common blackberry, elder, ginkgo biloba, marigold, large mallow, club moss, guilder primrose, goldenrod, marshmallow, horsetail, shepherd’s purse, hop, juniper, kalmoeswortel, camphor, chamomile, Pimpinella Saxifraga, mullein, turmeric, daisy, marjoram, manna, mistletoe, hawthorn, myrrh, meadowsweet, eyebright, dandelion root, rhubarb root, herb robert, purple coneflower root, rosemary, rose, saffron, sage, schweden herbs, senna leaf, St. John’s wort, aspic, celandine, pigs grass, venetian theriak, fennel, lady’s mantle, watercress, plantain leaf, marjoram, willow bark, zedoarawortel, silver thistle root, black currant.