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CORYDALIS A huge genus of with over 300 species that most taxonomists place in the Papaveraceae, some are bulbous, some are creeping woodlanders; the flower colors are intense, in virtually every visible wavelength and a few that only the Bumblebees can see. Most are easy to the point of being weedy, (they have explosively dehiscent seed that is intolerant of dry storage) although there are legendary rarities like Corydalis cashmiriana that border on the un-growable. The following offer offers but a glimpse of the wealth they have to offer.



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Clematis serratifolia

Clematis serratifolia

Soft yellow flowers with violet stamens like alpina in form, autumn blooming, Korea.
 $12.00

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Convallaria montana

Convallaria montana

The American version of Lily Of The Valley, this runs forming tufts a couple feet away from the parent plant but unlike the common version is not a nuisance, indeed in the wild, it is rather rare. Fred said he seldom encounters it while searching for trilliums.
 $12.00

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Corydalis bulbosa

Corydalis bulbosa

At least we think its bulbosa; this is confused with cava, bulbous purple ephemeral.____ZONE 4
 $12.00

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Corydalis decepiens

Corydalis decepiens

A bulbous species; Zetterlund considers the name to be conspecific with C. solida ssp incisa, to add to the confusion there is a Dutch variety 'Decepiens', an improved early flowering purplish solida selection of obscure origin, ours are probably this one.____ZONE 4
 $12.00

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Corydalis solida

Corydalis solida

The classic early flowering bulbous Corydalis, it spends a great deal of time dormant but is incredibly showy when in flower, the tubers slowly multiplying by splitting in half, flowers can be anything from purple to red; these are un-flowered seedlings.____ZONE 4
 $12.00

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Convallaria majalis fl. pl.

Convallaria majalis fl. pl.

The double flowered version is much slower to multiply than the single forms.____ZONE 4
 $15.00

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Clematis integrifolia

Clematis integrifolia

Not twining, it is more of a herbaceous perennial, with atypical leaves and lovely pendant thick petaled blue flowers, almost 2" across. They are among the most graceful and demure Clematis. Our seed originated with Betty Blake, its one of the best herbaceous species.
 $19.00

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Clematis integrifolia lavender

Clematis integrifolia lavender

Brigitta's selection of an outstanding lilac lavender flowered plant, very different from the normal purple-blue shades, integrifolia doesn't yield much cutting material.
 $19.00

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Clematis integrifolia pink

Clematis integrifolia pink

Pink forms we selected from the best of our seedlings, all good pinks.
 $19.00

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Clematis paniculata

Clematis paniculata

Sweet Autumn Clematis is a NZ native species which covers itself in small, star-shaped white to off-white flowers beginning in late summer or early fall. The four petal clematis flowers are sweetly fragrant. It can climb to 30' and quickly cover a chain link fence. The leaves of this 30 foot climber are different from those of most clematis varieties.
 $19.00

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