Corydalis plants and species including Corydalis flexuosa and Corydalis lutea range in color from blue through to yellow and pink. Corydalis lutea is a yellow flowering species while the popular Corydalis elata is a blue flowering woodland plant. Corydalis sempervirens with its yellow and pink flowers is very attractive while Corydalis Yanhusuo is used in Chinese medicine. Corydalis ochroleuca is a white flowering species, and all are clump forming perennials. Nurseries, Mail Order Nurseries, Specialist Nurseries,Retail Nurseries, Wholesale Nurseries.
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Corydalis plants and species
Corydalis flexuosa, Corydalis elata, and Corydalis lutea
       


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Corydalis :: Plant Profile and Growing Hints
Corydalis enjoy a range of conditions from sun to deep shade, depending on the species. With wonderful spurred flowers spring to autumn. With flowers from blue through to yellow and red along with attractive ferny foliage Corydalis looks great as a specimen or when used as a groundcovers.

Most Corydalis like damp conditions, so a well drained soil with plenty of compost or humus dug in to it will suit. Corydalis sewerzowii is an interesting species from Afganistan

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Many species are regarded as Woodland Plants
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Corydalis plants and species for : Sydney (New South Wales - NSW), Brisbane (Queensland - QLD), Melbourne Victoria VIC), Adelaide (South Australia - SA), Perth (Western Australia - WA), Hobart (Tasmania - TAS), Darwin (Northern Territory - NT) and Canberra (ACT)