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Corydalis 'Rainier Blue'
Corydalis 'Rainier Blue'
Price: $10.00 In Stock

Medium Band Pot
A fine Corydalis collected by Hinkley in Sichuan and there is speculation that it might be a flexuosa x elata hybrid. Whate we know is that it is an excellent garden plant with loads of light blue flowers which puts on quite the show. Best in light shade or morning sun and moist.
Corydalis ellipticarpa
Corydalis ellipticarpa
Price: $15.00 In Stock

Quart Pot
Exceedigly rare perennial Corydalis allied to the C. temuifolia 'Chocolate Stars' that is encountered in the trade. This has similar growth habit but perhaps brings a smidge more to the table by having yellow flowers. That and no one else has it which always counts a lot. Moist but draining.
Corydalis leucanthema 'Silver Spectre'
Corydalis leucanthema 'Silver Spectre'
Price: $10.00 In Stock

Quart Pot
Lovely tuberous species from China and very easy to grow in the shade garden. "Very easy" isn't nursery-speak for "Aggressive Thug" but is an accurate portrayal of an attractive plant which increases at just the right pace and rewards you with silver toned leaves and soft lilac flowers. Don't be shocked when it goes dormant in summer - all part of it's natural life cycle and completely expected. Pairs naturally with ferns of any sort.
Corydalis omeiana
Corydalis omeiana
Price: $10.00 In Stock

Quart Pot
Choice species (as seen in our shade garden) collected by NW Plant Wunderkind Riz Reyes on Mt Emei in Sichuan. This species is often confused with Corydalis elata in the trade. This selection is quite vigorous with red highlighted new growth and spires of icy blue flowers. Moist.
Corydalis scouleri
Corydalis scouleri
Price: $10.00 In Stock

4" Pots
One of our beloved natives colonizing rich bottomland along the shoulders of woodland streams. This has succulent delicate ferny foliage of fresh green looking very munchable (Please Don't) foliage and small terminal flower clusters of pink cornucopias. There is a beautiful colony growing in a seep among some very big trees just yards from the beach along the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Such a setting. Moist to darn near wet. This is a spreader so give it room or give it a defined moist spot as it doesn't do dry. In the right spot, there is nothing to compare.