Corydalis BETH EVANS

Description

We love the way ‘Beth Evans’ perches along stone steps at our store and multiplies on its own each year. Her clusters of 3/4″ tubular pink blooms flushed with white appear in early spring. The finely divided, gray-green leaves go dormant in summer heat, so remember where you’ve planted the tubers (or just replant them if you dig them up inadvertently).