Wildflowers Found in Oregon

Scouler's Corydalis

Corydalis Scouleri - Locally common, late spring, perennial, 20-50 in. Erect, sturdy, hairless, with a slight covering of bluish waxy power. Stems hollow. Leaves usually 3 from upper part of stem, large, divided into oblong leaflets with rounded or pointed tips. Flowers pink, rose, or bicolored, about 1 in. long, held in neat rows on long narrow spike, long spurs pointing upward or outward. Grows in moist woodlands, along shaded streambanks, shaded moist roadsides, Native.