This is one of the coveted blue corydalises. It produces whorled clusters of sky-blue flowers on 18-inch tall plants.
Blooms in spring, goes dormant with summer's heat, and may return in autumn to bloom once again.
Prefers partial shade and moderately fertile, well-drained soil.
Sow seed when fresh; germination may be erratic. Divide in fall.
Downy mildew, rust, aphids, slugs, snails; spider mites indoors.
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