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Author Topic: Corydalis 2024  (Read 2409 times)

Gabriela

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Re: Corydalis 2024
« Reply #15 on: March 24, 2024, 10:41:58 PM »

Here are pictures of my plants from last spring.
Corydalis 'Boyar'.

Corydalis caucasica 'Borodino' in sunlight (backlight), same in shade in the background.

Both outstanding forms Leena :)
I think Boyar differs from having more flowers/stem and more densely packed than Borodino. The way you showed them both, I could tell which one is which :)
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Re: Corydalis 2024
« Reply #16 on: March 25, 2024, 09:49:05 AM »
Thank you Marc and Gabriela.

I think Boyar differs from having more flowers/stem and more densely packed than Borodino. The way you showed them both, I could tell which one is which :)

You are right how the flowers differ. 'Boyar' is sterile, but 'Borodino' seeds come true, or close to it.

Gabriela, very nice different colours, and early. :)
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Re: Corydalis 2024
« Reply #17 on: May 11, 2024, 09:54:55 PM »
May is  the time for Corydalis nobilis to shine, and although it has been shown here a lot, here it is. And I am still waiting for it to 'invade' my garden  ;) (it was a discussion a few years ago about this....).


And about to go dormant, a Corydalis which I suspect of being kusneztovii origin, which is very fragrant.
Gabriela
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