Corydalis

Corydalis anthriscifolia

Corydalis anthriscifolia

  • Pot size: 9cm
  • Plant ultimate height: 15cm (6in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: April to May

A rich purple flowered species with mottled bronzy leaves. Stout rhizomes.

Price: £5.80


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Corydalis Craighton Blue

Corydalis Craighton Blue

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 45cm (18in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to June


Price: £7.50


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Corydalis calycosa

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 30cm (12in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to August

Fragrant, piercing blue flowers in May and June and all Summer if not too dry. Easy in a soil that retains a bit of moisture, does very well with us under an apple tree. More perennial, easier and a better garden plant than flexuosa.



Price: (2 or fewer plants) £7.00
Price: (3 or more plants) £6.45


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Corydalis 'Kingfisher'

  • Pot size: 9cm
  • Plant ultimate height: 30cm (12in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: April to July

The exceptional new hybrid from Keith Lever between C. cashmeriana and flexuosa. Short, with sky blue flowers all the growing season or all year given a bit of shelter. Plant in humus-rich soil in a raised bed.

Price: £6.95


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