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Corydalis ‘Spinners’
£5.95
Corydalis ‘Spinners’ is a cross between Corydalis Elata and Corydalis Flexuosa it’s delicate sky blue flowers are held above divided ferny foliage , happy in most soils alkaline to acid, in sun or shade, as long as it doesn’t dry out! after flowering in the spring and early Summer Corydalis ‘Spinners’ will go dormant until the Winter when it starts to reappear.
Plants are supplied bare root December – February . 1.5ltr pot March onwards. If plants are sent when in full growth it may be necessary to cut them back for postage.
4 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Shade - semi shade
Soil - Average - moist, well drained.
Height - 35cms
Width - 25cms
Flowering - April - June
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