• True blue flowers are like gold dust in the garden - especially ones that bloom in partial shade, and for as long a period as ?Blue Heron?! That?s why this Corydalis is such a treasure.

This hardy perennial gives you rich, sapphire-blue blooms in the shadier spots of your garden, and it keeps going for months.

Starting in April, it kicks into flower with elegant, scented, trumpet-shaped blooms in blue with upright red stems. They just keep on coming right through to early autumn. You might expect a plant with that much flair to be fussy ? but it?s anything but. It?s hardy, compact and low maintenance, thriving year after year with very little effort.

It grows brilliantly in part shade ? ideal for the front of borders, under deciduous trees, or in containers tucked near the house. The finely divided, soft green-blue foliage is evergreen too, keeping the garden looking fresh when many perennials disappear completely.

The colour is genuinely something to see. Not many plants manage a true blue, but ?Blue Heron? absolutely does, and against that foliage, it really sings. It?s also a great one for pollinators, with bees often seen visiting those tubular blooms on warmer days.

Supplied as a single jumbo plug plant, ready to grow on and plant out.