Mystery plants Kajmaktcalan, northern Greece

[Kees Jan]

Any help with the following would be much appreciated. The first two are apparently something in Brassicaceae.

The last one is a bulbous subject with winged fruits.

Both species photographed in May at subalpine elevation.

[ThomasB]

The second plant, the bulbous one, looks like a Muscari species to me.

Regards Thomas

[Hillview croconut]

Hi,

The bulbous plant is an ornithogalum .... fimbriatum?. Wrong seedpods for a muscari.

Cheers, Marcus

[Hillview croconut]

Mmmmm, maybe not hairy enough! M

[Oron Peri]

 Hi Kees Jan,

first photo i would say Turritis laxa

the bulb is most curious!
unless it is a new species [most probably not..] i would say Ornithogalum boucheanum with deformed seedpods.

[Kees Jan]

Thanks!