Corydalis ochroleuca

It's not easy to keep the seedlings alive, as they don't seem to like being moved, but if I can, would you like a baby plant?

this is aslo a beauty. another for the wish list.

I'll try my best to get the babies to thrive for each of you. I don't know why they're so difficult, but I managed it two years ago, but not last year. Odd that!

Snap this must be my babies Mother.......it had gone mad this year.

Beautiful detail on the flowers.

Dd - might it be the cold weather that's done it?

Thanks Vincent. In Somerset there's a famous garden - Hestercombe House - and this plant seeds itself into crevices in the old walls, along with Erigeron karvinskianus. It's quite a sight!

oh that would be lovley if you would let me adopt one little baby. :o)

Is'nt it strange how it can seed so easily into a wall and yet when you try to cultivate the seedlings, they can be really difficult. Plants, eh?

Very strange. Maybe it's something to do with the roots? I have no idea.

I will try, Sbg - I did it before, and sold a lot at the open day, so it can be done. :-)

I haven't seen this one before it's gorgeous .........

Shall I try to get one going for you as well, Amy?

Would you B . thank you that would be very kind of you , don't panic or worry if it dosn't happen :o)

I have potted some more up - and I'll do some more. They are so temperamental, though, so no promises to anyone.

good of you to give it a go :o)

It's a challenge! ;-)

the best sort, a bit like getting alstros to root :o)

LOL. I may have to send out a little clump of seedlings, but they'll look after themselves and flower just as well. They're doing well in the greenhouse at the moment. No casualties yet. :-)