Corydalis includes annuals, biennials, and perennials that can be either tuberous or rhizomatous. The plants feature leaves that are either ternately or pinnately lobed, and they produce racemes adorned with spurred, tubular flowers.

Corydalis juncea

Corydalis kashgarica

Corydalis kiautschouensis

Corydalis kokiana

Corydalis kusnetzovii

Corydalis lathyrophylla

Corydalis latiflora

Corydalis ledebouriana

Corydalis leptocarpa

Corydalis leucanthema

This herbaceous perennial, Corydalis leucanthema 'Silver Spectre', grows to a height of 30 cm and will die back in the summer months. Its foliage features finely divided green leaves adorned with a central silvery-green marking. In spring, it produces clusters of white tubular flowers, each with a purple tip.

Corydalis leucanthema 'Silver Spectre' (v)

Corydalis lindleyana

Corydalis lineariloba

Corydalis linstowiana

Corydalis livistonia

Corydalis lopinensis

Corydalis ludlowii

Corydalis luquanensis

Corydalis lutea is a semi-erect perennial that typically reaches a height of 30 cm. This evergreen species produces a dense mound of finely divided, pale green leaves resembling ferns. From late spring through summer, it showcases clusters of slender, yellow flowers, each featuring short spurs.

Corydalis lutea

Corydalis lutea 'Alba'

Corydalis lydica

Corydalis macrocentra

Corydalis maculata

Corydalis magadanica

Corydalis malkensis is a herbaceous perennial with tuberous roots, reaching a height of up to 15 cm. Its foliage consists of pale green, palmately divided leaves that are segmented into narrow parts. The plant produces upright racemes displaying white, tubular flowers measuring approximately 2 cm long, characterized by broad lips.

Corydalis malkensis

Corydalis maracandica

Corydalis megalantha

Corydalis meifolia var. violacea

Corydalis microflora

Corydalis moorcroftiana

Corydalis mucronata

Corydalis mucronipetala

Corydalis muliensis

Corydalis nana

Corydalis nariniana sensu Liden

Corydalis nariniana white

Corydalis nemoralis

Corydalis nigro-apiculata

Corydalis nobilis

Corydalis nudicaulis

Corydalis nudicaulis 'Talogan'

Corydalis nudicaulis 'Tovil-Dara'

Corydalis nudicaulis 'Varsob'

Corydalis ochotensis is a biennial plant that develops a mound shape and features a taproot. It displays several elongated, light green leaves that resemble fern fronds. From mid-summer through late autumn, it bears clusters of as many as 10 yellow, tubular blooms, each adorned with maroon tips and distinctive downward-curving spurs.

Corydalis ochotensis

Corydalis ochroleuca is a low-growing, clump-forming evergreen perennial that reaches a height of up to 30 cm. Its leaves are composed of oval-shaped, light green leaflets, which are lighter on the underside. From late spring through summer, this plant produces dense clusters of white flowers, each featuring a distinctive yellow tip, measuring up to 1.5 cm in length.

Corydalis ochroleuca

Corydalis omeiana is a perennial that thrives in partially shaded woodland areas. It features light green foliage composed of two to three ovate, lobed leaflets, creating a dense mat reminiscent of ferns. The plant produces tubular blue-purple flowers arranged in compact racemes, blooming from late spring until late summer, after which it may enter a dormant phase.

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