In 1975, Yugoslavia issued a delightful set of stamps featuring forest flowers. These stamps celebrate the natural beauty of woodland blooms. Let’s take a closer look at these floral treasures:
Daphne cneorum (SG #1635): A delicate flower, Daphne cneorum is depicted on this stamp. It’s priced at 1.20 Dinars and showcases the multicolored beauty of this species.
Impatiens nolitangere (SG #1636): Another charming woodland flower, Impatiens nolitangere, graces this stamp. It’s valued at 2.10 Dinars.
Malva alcea (SG #1637): The stamp featuring Malva alcea, commonly known as hollyhock mallow, is worth 3.20 Dinars1.
Geranium phaeum (SG #1638): Geranium phaeum, also known as dusky cranesbill, is showcased on this stamp, priced at 5.00 Dinars.
Crocus banaticus (SG #1639): The delicate Crocus banaticus, a species of crocus, is depicted on this stamp, valued at 6.00 Dinars.
Epilobium angustifolium (SG #1640): Finally, we have Epilobium angustifolium, commonly known as fireweed or willowherb, featured on this stamp. It’s priced at 8.00 Dinars.
These stamps capture the essence of woodland flowers, and they’re a delightful addition to any stamp collection.
