corydalis
- noun
- /ˌkɔːrɪˈdælɪs/
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corydalis
- The garden features several varieties of corydalis that bloom in early spring.
- yellow corydalis
- corydalis bloom
Examples
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In spring, the vibrant purple blooms of corydalis add a splash of color to the landscape.
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The delicate foliage of corydalis adds texture to woodland gardens.
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She planted blue corydalis along the shaded pathway for a splash of color.
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The corydalis blooms beautifully in the spring.
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Have you seen the corydalis in the garden?
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The garden features a stunning corydalis with delicate, spurred flowers that attract many bees.
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Corydalis thrives in shade, making it a perfect choice for planting under trees in a garden.
Compounds
A climbing yearly vine with divided leaves and clusters of yellow and pink flowers
- Specialized
A climbing annual with divided leaves and clusters of yellow and pink flowers found in parts of Europe
- Specialized
A small wild plant with loose groups of pink flowers tipped with yellow
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word corydalis comes from the Greek korydalis, meaning 'lark'. People named the plant this because its long, spurred flowers look like a lark's beak, so the name helps you remember its tube-shaped, spurred blooms.
