Corydalis 2017

[Cfred72]

In the garden nothing is left in the Corydalis. In the glasshouse, on the other hand, In a week, Corydalis solida 'Beth Evans' unfolded the grains of cover of the pot and opened its first flower.

[Steve Garvie]

Corydalis schanginii ainii -macro image of an individual flower.


Corydalis haussknechtii

[Cfred72]

Beautiful specimens, Steve.
In the garden, Corydalis flexuosa x omeniana 'Craigton Blue'. It never really lost all its leaves in winter. On the other hand, the new foliage is pretty.

[David Nicholson]

My first two Corydalis of the season. Lousy day for photography though, blowing a storming gale and very bright light in the open, so sorry.

Corydalis wendelboii ssp. wendelboii -always my first one to flower and doesn't seem to spread or seed around. I have this one since 2013.
C. malkensis  again doesn't seem to spread or seed around. Maybe I should feed them.

[WimB]

Corydalis malkensis is one of the first over here...

@ David, mine only now shows some seedlings (after their third year on that place in the garden)

[Maggi Young]

Sharing a pic of Peter Hood's  Farrer medal winning  Corydalis sewerzowii from the AGS Harlow Show yesterday

Picture by Alice Munsey from FB .



You will note from the label that this plant was grown from seed sown  in 2013.

[David Nicholson]

@ David, mine only now shows some seedlings (after their third year on that place in the garden)

I must exercise patience Wim.

[WimB]

I must exercise patience Wim.

All those virtues we must learn to master   

[Leena]

I planted  C.malkensis in 2007, and after two years someone ate the bulb and it disappeared  . To my delight and surprise in 2012 I found a flowering seedling under a rose bush, and since then have found new seedlings every year, so it takes time and still I would like to see more seedlings.

[Bart]

I planted  C.malkensis in 2007, and after two years someone ate the bulb and it disappeared  . To my delight and surprise in 2012 I found a flowering seedling under a rose bush, and since then have found new seedlings every year, so it takes time and still I would like to see more seedlings.

Hi Leena, I bought 1 bulb some years ago and now I have a little patch of them, looking glorious in today's sunshine:





And a nice pot, don't know what the intention of it was, but there are seedling Corydalis solida everywhere.

[Cfred72]

At home, it is Corydalis solida 'Beth Evan' which continues to develop well.

[David Nicholson]

All those virtues we must learn to master   

Mastered!!!! I've got a seedling through. WOW.

[David Nicholson]

First day in the garden for a week after a dull, wet old spell so the first one of these is a little bit past its best.

Corydalis cava
C.solida 'Dieter Schacht'

[WimB]

Mastered!!!! I've got a seedling through. WOW.

LOL, now just some extra patience to wait for it to flower... 

[WimB]

Corydalis marschalliana var. lilacina
and a Corydalis solida I once selected from a bunch of seedlings because of it's bloodred flowers (a lot redder than Firebird)