Corydalis 2020

[Maggi Young]

Some  photos  of  Corydalis  in  his  collection from Dimitri Zubov  ( who, by the way, has just  written about  Galanthus  in the  Causasus in the  latest  issue  of  IRG - http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2020Mar261585255661IRG123.pdf  )


C. angustifolia, Armenia


C. angustifolia, Armenia 2


C. caucasica, Georgia


 C. glaucescens,  Kyrgizia

[Maggi Young]

Corydalis cava, Ukraine, two forms  and  possible  hybrid  between them




C. cava f. alba

[Maggi Young]

C. haussknechtii, Iran



C. ledebouriana, Kirgizia


 C. ledebouriana, Kirgizia 2


C. paczoskii f. alba, Crimea



C. persica &  C. angustifolia, Armenia

[Maggi Young]

Forms  of  Corydalis persica, Armenia

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Forms  of  Corydalis solida


C. solida 'Cherry Lady', E. Dambrauskas selection, Lithuania



C. solida 'Khortitsa', Ukraine



C. solida, red form

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C. solida, red form 2

[Maggi Young]

Corydalis verticillaris, Iran

[Maggi Young]

And  from Alan Gardner in Falkirk
Corydalis solida and C. malkensis providing lots of early colour.





"Corydalis solida 'Dieter Schacht' does well in my rockery."



"Corydalis solida hybrid, not sure if it’s a named one or self seeded"

[Maggi Young]

again from Alan Gardner....


Corydalis solida 'Firebird'


Lots of early spring colour on the rockery.

[Jan Jeddeloh]

Thank you Maggie for posting all these gorgeous corydalis pictures.  We can all use pretty pictures right now.

Jan

[Yann]

that's a Corydalis fiesta 

[Diane Whitehead]

What an amazing number of Corydalis!

And there are lots more.    I've just read Brian Whitton and Gilbert Chan's article on Corydalis in Yunnan in the January issue of The Rock Garden.

[Carolyn]

I sowed these as Corydalis tomentella from the seedex. The seedlings do not look like any corydalis I have ever grown. What do you think?

[Maggi Young]

I sowed these as Corydalis tomentella from the seedex. The seedlings do not look like any corydalis I have ever grown. What do you think?

Oh dear, not a  corydalis I'm sure - but  what can they be?

[Diane Whitehead]

Maybe the donor of the seeds has a photo.

But, they look fast enough growing that you won't have to wait years to find out.

[Yann]

Already posted last year but this hybrid is pretty, Corydalis solida 'Domino'. It doesn't clump like other solida.