Description
Formerly Corydalis sempervirens; a biennial or short lived species worth growing even if just for its beautiful steely blue foliage. Flowers have pink and yellow lips, and bloom throughout the summer. It has a delicate look but it can grow in very inhospitable places; a useful plant for those difficult spots where nothing seems to thrive (around the house foundation, beds edges, between patio slabs and so on….).
Like any other Corydalis, sorry – Capnoides, it blends easily with all the other plants in the garden and will seed around after becoming established, providing a perennial display. Make sure to always have a few new plants growing in the fall.
Germination: easy and best sown in place (in the garden). The first seeds collected in the summer will germinate upon sowing and form a leaf rosette by fall and flower next year. Sown later, they will only form a leaf rosette in the first season (warm germinator).
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