P h o t o b y D e n n i s D . H o r n @ T E N N
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Habitat:
Dry rocky woods, and usually associated with rock outcrops, on ridge summits.
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Species Description:
Biennial herb
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Phenology:
Flowering Period: Mid May to mid August.
Fruiting Period: Mid June to late August.
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Additional Information at NatureServe
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Diagnostic Characteristics:
Corydalis sempervirens differs from the common woodland species in having pinkflower with yellow tips and in being associated with rock outcrops on or near ridge summits.
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Management:
Disturbance of surrounding areas such as ATV trails, timber removal or any activity that results in increased erosion and weed invasion will be detrimental. Exotic pest plants are a threat to this species. Avoid creating access to the site through trail or road construction.
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Global Range:
AK, B.C., and nw. MT, east to Newf. and GA. Peripheral.
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Known Kentucky Occurrences:
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