Corydalis 2011

[Susan Band]

Any idea of a name for this Corydalis. It grows like C. popovii etc.

[Pascal B]

Corydalis mucronata. Anybody on the forum tried this in the open garden?

[Lesley Cox]

Is it normally gold-leaved Pascal or is this a special form? A few others like elata gave gold-leaved forms but aren't always of course.

[Pascal B]

Lesley, it is a bit "goldish", a sort of lightgreen with some purple glow, might be the camera didn't capture it as accurately as I wish. The camera just passed the 12.000 pictures made with it so maybe there is some wear and tear on the sensor, they seem to degrade a bit.

In this next picture you can see the same plant on the left in relation to other green tints. The Corydalis on the right front is C. siamensis about 2 weeks still before that flowers.

[arisaema]

Here's a new species (confirmed by Dr. Lidén) in sect. Elatae from Hailuogou, Sichuan. I found it growing in moraine gravel on a river bank, at 2800m altitude.

Also, C. mucronata or C. pseudomucronata from Qingcheng Houshan. Are you sure about the ID on yours, Pascal? ETA: It's 50cm tall.

[arisaema]

The next load China Corydalis starts to flower. The first one is with the mottled leafs the next one apart from the leafs and the colour seems the same.  I wonder what species they are.

Looks like C. turtshaninovii ssp. vernyi, the one with different leaves is a C. repens. I assume you bought them on eBay? If so they're North-Korean

[Pascal B]

Here's a new species (confirmed by Dr. Lidén) in sect. Elatae from Hailuogou, Sichuan. I found it growing in moraine gravel on a river bank, at 2800m altitude.

Also, C. mucronata or C. pseudomucronata from Qingcheng Houshan. Are you sure about the ID on yours, Pascal? ETA: It's 50cm tall.

Well, the person that identified it for me was....Magnus Liden....

[arisaema]

Here's a new species (confirmed by Dr. Lidén) in sect. Elatae from Hailuogou, Sichuan. I found it growing in moraine gravel on a river bank, at 2800m altitude.

Also, C. mucronata or C. pseudomucronata from Qingcheng Houshan. Are you sure about the ID on yours, Pascal? ETA: It's 50cm tall.

Well, the person that identified it for me was....Magnus Liden....

Well, he would know, wouldn't he It's still surprisingly small, but then I've probably overfed mine... Where did you collect it?

[partisangardener]

Thank you very much arisaema for the id

[Larry Neel]

Blooming in the garden -

Drops of Claret
Berry Exciting
Sabre Wing
Boyar

[Janis Ruksans]

Corydalis magadanica - unusually late for greenhouse this season.
Janis

[udo]

A unknown ( for me ) Corydalis from China, the corm looks like a Ranunculus. Who have a idea.

And to other species from far east:
Cory. bracteata and ornata

[gote]

A unknown ( for me ) Corydalis from China, the corm looks like a Ranunculus. Who have a idea.

And to other species from far east:
Cory. bracteata and ornata

Do you have a name for the pink one to the left of the bracteata??
Göte

[udo]

Göte,
left is Cory. integra and right is Cory. solida 'Blushing Girl'.

[gote]

Göte,
left is Cory. integra and right is Cory. solida 'Blushing Girl'.

Thank you I will put it on my wish list (I hope I have not got it already  )
Göte