Corydalis solida, which grows from a bulb-like tuber, is one of the earliest corydalis to bloom for me each year. A cousin of bleeding heart and all the Dicentras, it is a small ephemeral perennial of less than a foot tall and wide, and selections with darker purple or reddish-pink flowers can also be had. Seneca Hill (in my Sources list) usually offers a version. Charming.
never stop wanting more plants, my garden mentor instilled in me 20-plus
years ago, regularly reminding me of another gardener, past 90, who still lusts
for every new thing he can get a cutting of. I promise not to, until I myself
am back in the soil.
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