Corydalis sempervirens open ground and produces blooms that are

and produces blooms that are tiny and pink above its ferny

often starting a vivid orange-apricot

Don't overcrowd too much

A lovely 3cm flower with strong maroon honey guides sitting above leaves of about the same size

It is fine in the open here in Canterbury

Corydalis sempervirens open ground and produces blooms that areCan be big, can be small. Depends where it lands up. Let it seed. Rock Harlequin. Charming biennial with pink flowers tipped with yellow. Pink stems. 30 90cm tall. Full sun and or part shade, dry, acidic, gravelly and poor all good. So woodlands, in the sun At present I am growing it with its roots just touching water, and in drier growund. So it seems very adaptable and a great filler, flowering from spring in a flush and then sporadically until