posted by lizst
7/8/2010
Region: Northeast
Zone: 5





My yellow corydalis has been growing very well and self-seeding itself along one flower bed in partial shade. I have just pulled all of it because it was seeding in my lawn 6 feet away not adjacent to the flower bed. What a disappointment becuse it flowers from spring to fall and is so colourful.
posted by terroir
1/9/2010
Region: Midwest
Zone: 5





Seemingly an under-appreciated and almost unknown plant considering its long season of bloom and easy personality. A nice, delicate leaf contrast to hostas or brunnera in a naturalized, shady setting. It blooms forever and readily self seeds, with charm.
posted by sukebind
6/10/2008
Region: Mid-Atlantic
Zone: 6





Love this plant for dry shade. The blooms last an incredibly long time, and it's now sending out volunteers. The Baltimore-Washington area is notoriously difficult for gardening so I appreciate anything that succeeds like this one does.
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