I have killed multiple blue Corydalis in my garden even though they are supposed to grow well here. Someone at a plant sale told me C. elata was much easier. Well, not only has it lived it is extremely fragrant. I had no idea. It has a "tropical coconut" sort of fragrance and I can smell it clear across my yard and with my window open in my office. Just outstanding. Not to mention the intense cobalt blue color. It did flop in an untidy way and the open crown could use hiding but I am in love...
Here is a link that might be useful: corydalis elata
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