Re: Corydalis lutea & ochroleuca

Subject: Re: [SG] Corydalis lutea & ochroleuca

My C. lutea loves a south-facing stone wall in full shade. The C. ochreleuca
shares territory with Dicentra eximina, D. formosa whatever. Lutea has also
invaded its territory, but I am trying to keep them apart. No hanky panky in
my garden. ;-)

> For those of you who have success with these, are they in a protected
area,
> or a damp spot, dry zone, next to a tree, or whatever?  I had C.
ochroleuca
> for two years, then it vanished.  It was planted in part shade, full
> exposure to wind (except for this week, winds usually aren't especially
high
> during the summer), close to other plants, average watering in a
> well-drained site.  Lean to moderate garden soil, close to concrete...I
> can't think of anything else that might be significant.  I live fairly
close
> to Jim.
>
> SS
> >
> > In this zone 5 garden, I have lost both species.
> > Jim Shields
> > in central Indiana
> >
> > >
> > >I am in Zone 5. C. lutea and C. ochrleuca both do too well here.
> > >Bill
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