Corydalis 2012

[Darren]

Wow - those first two are beautiful!

[ashley]

I agree - magnificent, especially the first.

[udo]

Nice corydalis from all, here some pictures from the last days in my garden.

Corydalis integra
             malkensis
             solida ssp.transsylvanica
                ``  'White Swallow', a early white form
             wendelboi 'Abant Wine'

[Lesley Cox]

I just love C. malkensis. I love the colour, greeny thru' white and the compactness and the wide laminae(?) and I love that I had an accidental one last year which gave me 7 seeds. When I put it in a new pot this summer it had become 2 bulbs, so I love it even more.

[Alex]

Corydalis macrocentra getting going today.

[udo]

some new Corydalis in the last days,

Cory. allenii 'Enno'
        solida pink
                pink-orange
        schanginii ssp.schanginii and schanginii ssp.ainae

[Janis Ruksans]

Very rare Corydalis repens much improves in cultivation. In nature it has only very few flowers in spike. Here the best form with most marked leaves. Note the size of spike. But in each seedpod usually are only very few seeds - both in nature and in cultivation. When I grew it in garden quite often leaves were damaged by late frosts and spikes never was so magnificent, so now I'm growing it in pots but replace jhem as soon as possible in shaded position out of greenhouse.
Janis

[udo]

some Corydalis in the last days:

Cory. ornata
        marschalliana in lilac-white and in yellow
        solida 'Pinks and Reds'

[Janis Ruksans]

Some more Corydalis
chionophila
erdelii
tauricola
triternata
verticillata
zetterlundii

[Larry Neel]

WOW! Great pictures Janis, keep them coming. I've never seen pictures of chionophylla or verticillata. They're knockouts.

[Paul T]

Amazing pics, Dirk and Janus.  Some truly stunning colour combinations in there!! 

Dirk, that planting out of reds and pinks is mind-blowing to me.  I can't even get one of them to grow successfully, let alone that large plot! 

[Janis Ruksans]

Few days ago visited Augis in Lithuania where saw some wonderful and unusual Corydalis
Two hybrids between kusnetzowii and solida
Very nice hybrid between sewerzovii and popovii (3 pictures)
Corydalis glaucescens from Ihnachsai (I suppose that new species) - my own stock was almost lost, so it was very great pleasure seeing it so well grown in Augis collection.
Janis

[Janis Ruksans]

Some more from augis garden
Very unusual Corydalis ledebouriana - flowers are smaller but in very dense and pyramidal inflorescence (Kuk-Ul, wsuppose that from Jilek seeds)
Corydalis nudicaulis - my own and reported as from Afganistan in Augis collection from Jilek seeds with glossy green leaves
Corydalis kamelinii
Corydalis popovii
Janis

[Janis Ruksans]

3 more from augis garden
Corydalis caucasica with creamy yellow flowers, not garden hybrid but from wild
Corydalis wendelboi something similar to Abant Wine but with longer very erect spikes
Corydalis sp. reported as from Afganistan (Jilek seeds) resembling firouzii but different in color
And some from me
Corydalis repens in full bloom
Corydalis solida subsp. pyrotensis Alba
Janis

[Lesley Cox]

Love those goldy-orange ones but they're all superb.