bulbous Corydalis

[Janis Ruksans]

In garden the last Corydalis start blooming. Here C. bracteata. Still very few left to wait - turtschaninowii and buschii.
Janis

[Magnar]

I took this pic yesterday, the first Corydalis here this year. The label says C. solida transsylvanica. Hope it is correct.

[Janis Ruksans]

I took this pic yesterday, the first Corydalis here this year. The label says C. solida transsylvanica. Hope it is correct.

It can be, although color is a little brighter, if asked to identify, the transsylvanica wouldn't be the first name coming in my mind. Typical transsylvanica is something to pinkish side of spectrum with some lilac tint. But it can vary depending from soil and temperature, color something vary from season to season.
Janis

[Paul T]

Janis, Gote and Magnar,

Wonderful pictures.  Thank you.  Janis, your display in your field is just amazing, as so many of your pictures are.  Oh to have the space to be able to grow on that sort of scale.

[I.S.]

I know very little about these small beauty. I have some pictures from NW. Turkey.
First three are from Abant. Which Gert called  Corydalis wendelboi
Last two pictures are from another province, but still from NW. TR.
Might be Corydalis bulbosa or
Corydalis integra
Corydalis solida
Which occur in that part of my country!!
I would like to know your idea.
 

[Gerdk]

Fine pics - the Corydalis wendelboi form Lake Abant seems to be a variable species!
Ibrahim, Thanks for showing them in nature!

Gerd

[hadacekf]

Super pictures from interesting Corydalis

[Magnar]

Here is C. angustifolia which I have been growing for several years now.

[Janis Ruksans]

Fine pics - the Corydalis wendelboi form Lake Abant seems to be a variable species!
Ibrahim, Thanks for showing them in nature!

Gerd

The best wendelboi from Abant is the form called ABANT WINE
Janis

[I.S.]

Janis, this dark form of Corydalis is very nice. But I was not very interested with Corydalis so I did not check around very well. I was interested to find your albino form of Crocus abantensis but  I couldn't find one.

[gote]

I still have a couple of Corydalis in flower.
Both are turtschaninowiis from Janis.
First 'Amur' It is nearly as vigorous as xallenii. This was one corm in 2005. I really must divide this year.
Then 'Vladivostok' first year. The colour is much darker than the other ones but did not show up as dark in the picture.
No 3 is a closeup of Vladivostok.
Göte

[Hristo]

Ibrahim, Magnar, Gote, Janis, how lucky you are to still have these plants flowering, thanks to you all for extending the corydalis season with your postings! 

[Janis Ruksans]

One of the last Corydalis blooming outside this year is C. magadanica. Quite unusual, normally it belongs to early species. I think it is caused by very stable winter without warmings this season. C. gorinensis in greenhouse bloomed late, too. Hope at least seeds will be true as others finished blooming (if some bee didn't bring some pollen from outside garden).
Janis

[I.S.]

Here is Corydalis from uludağ and It has a good scent

Corydalis solida subsp. solida from Uludağ 09 may 09

[Magnar]

Corydalis bracteata is new to me .. flowering for the first time after I planted it in the autumn.