Description
This is a well-known garden Corydalis (still called by everyone Corydalis, but I try to be botanically correct) with bluish-green foliage and abundant yellow, fragrant flowers from late spring throughout the summer until late fall!
Some say it is weedy, sowing around too much, which is somehow true, but only in favorable conditions. Anyway, it is very easy to remove the excess seedlings. It will grow in almost any conditions, but does best in part- shaded places, moist or dry.
Pair it up with Pseudofumaria alba! There are hardly any other perennial plant flowering non-stop during the season.
Germination: the first seeds of the season will germinate during the summer; seeds sown later in the fall/winter will germinate after a cold/moist period.
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