rock fumewort
yellow corydalis
pseudofumaria lutea latin

Two flowers are in bloom throughout August: the blue bellflower and the yellow corydalis.

At the base of the bricks forming the arc, I planted bleeding heart and yellow corydalis.

Right now, however, they are underskirted with the sunny flowers of yellow corydalis (C. lutea).

Yellow Corydalis may refer to:

American gardeners may have hesitated to do so because they may have heard that yellow corydalis, a perennial that grows to six to eight inches, is suited only to alkaline limestone soils.

She gazed at a rock garden, one of the most recent additions, where a small collection of ferns nestled into a backdrop of delicate yellow corydalis poking from cracks in a stone wall.

Corydalis lutea; Yellow Corydalis) is a short-lived perennial plant native to the southern foothills of the south-western and central Alps of Italy and Switzerland, but widely introduced elsewhere.

Examples of rare species that live on the ridge include the prickly pear cactus, peregrine falcon, northern copperhead, showy lady's slipper, yellow corydalis, ram's-head lady's slipper, basil mountain mint, and devil's bit lily.

Pseudofumaria lutea (syn.