Description
Early spring flower heads are a mass of cobalt blue florets from blue-black buds on 12" stems
blooms up to 2 ft T
contorted branches festooned in spring with long
arching and bushy lilac-pink "squirrel tails" on tall stems add a whimsical note to the late spring and early summer border
can take some drought with adequate shade
Corydalis scouleri, Scouler's Corydalis scant water Early spring flower heads areA Pacific Northwest native great for mass planting in the understory of a woodland garden. Elegant pinnately compound leaves create a soft bright green textural landscape, while pink flowers ascend erect to arching towers above the fronds May to late June. Available for shipping once dormant Mature size: 4 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 0 F