Re: Corydalis lutea

In a message dated 2/13/02 2:52:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
SSaxton@schwabe.com writes:

<< the one I literally cannot get rid of, it seeds so much I can't even keep 
up with roundup, is corydalis lutea.  And I don't use chemicals.  I'm 
desperate. >>

If I recall, Susan, you are in PNW.  Corydalis lutea is not a problem here.  
In fact, it often is difficult to keep going.  That and C. ochroleuca are 
similar.  Both are sort of pass-along plants and valued as they are 
everblooming.  Our growing season is short so any plant that seed itself and 
keep going in 120 days more or less is welcome.

The plant everyone wants this spring is Corydalis elata.  That is a blue on 
supposedly without the problems of the previously marketed blues.

Claire Peplowski
NYS z4

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