Western Corydalis because it’s largely grown with

because it’s largely grown with rainwater

overall plant attracts and supports beneficial and pest eating insects and is likely a caterpillar host plant and larval food source for several native moths

landscape used include bank stabilization

Wildlife support: Pines are extremely valuable wildlife trees

Western Corydalis because it’s largely grown withCorydalis scouleri Western Corydalis is a graceful, upright to arching woodland perennial that thrives in shady habitat gardens. Throughout spring and early summer, it produces voluminous stems of finely divided blue green leaves. Then, this lush, fern like foliage becomes accented by numerous pinkish purple tubular flowers in long spikelike clusters, which give the plant a luminous presence before it recedes with the heat of mid summer. Beyond its