Corydalis scouleri, Scouler's Corydalis scant water Some have called it the

Some have called it the 'holy grail' of podophyllums

arching and bushy lilac-pink "squirrel tails" on tall stems add a whimsical note to the late spring and early summer border

You can have that vine maple look in a small form that will fit into the tiniest garden

(It has a naturally bonsaied appearance

Other names for this plant: Acidanthera murielae

Corydalis scouleri, Scouler's Corydalis scant water Some have called it theA Pacific Northwest native great for mass planting in the understory of a woodland garden. Elegant pinnately compound leaves create a soft bright green textural landscape, while pink flowers ascend erect to arching towers above the fronds May to late June. Available for shipping once dormant Mature size: 4 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 0 F