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Pseudofumaria lutea

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Familypapaveraceae
Orderranunculales
Lifespanperennial
Trivial nameYellow corydali, rock fumewort
Blossom coloryellow
Blossom symmetryzygomorph
Inflorescenceindeterminate
Phyllotaxisalternate

Pseudofumaria lutea, commonly known as yellow corydalis or yellow fumewort, is a delightful perennial herb native to Europe and western Asia. With its clusters of bright yellow flowers and finely divided foliage, it adds a cheerful touch to gardens and rocky slopes. Thriving in partial shade, it blooms from spring to early summer, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. Despite its delicate appearance, yellow corydalis is a hardy species that self-seeds readily, naturalizing in suitable habitats.

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