Plant Identification

Am I right? Is this Corydalis scouleri?
It's getting very large - about 1m high.

I seem to run into something like this plant occasionally--seems to be around this stage-(not even sure if this is in seed, or still flowering- maybe that's why I never see it 'in flower' it is!)- I should have looked more closely rather than just taking a photo! This is an open medium/dry area (hard call on roadside ditches- plants could be up a bank where it looks dry, but might have roots down to the moister bottom) and the plant could be native or could easily be an agricultural weed..

I photographed with Clematis in a garden in Ottawa in September. Looks like it may be allied to serratifolia but the stamens are not dark like that species. Anyone recognize it.

Do anybody have a picture or information of either Copaifera bracteata or Indigofera ingrata?

I've got a question on a Norwegian site. It is very difficult to find anything at all about these plants.

Well, the plant I have shown previously on this forum as "Aconitum anthoroideum" definitely isn't, when I compare it to the eFlora of China illustration and description of the species.

It's small but it's mighty. It has been flowering two years in the garden and seems to be spreading in a refined way. It doesn't look anything what the label specifies - Bolanthus - wrong family. But I'm curious - sort of like it. Does anyone know what it might be? Fran

I saw this plant on a rocky ridge on our early September foray into the northeastern prairie-montane corner of Waterton N.P.. I think it's Besseya wyomingensis, but have never seen it in the wild before (and have only my rather poorly-grown Besseya alpina to compare with). What do you think? I think the stem shows where stem leaves were attached but have dried and fallen off.

This plant showed up last summer and I am having trouble identifying it.
It might have come in as part of a mix.

Can anyone tell me what viola I have here? I have Viola pedata 'Bicolor' written on my map but it's sure not that!
Thanks.

I am sure they are just something simple, as they are from the local nursery shelf and coming from some Dutch company. I planted them years ago, and I can't even remember what the flowers are like! (Obviously, they are not stellar performers here.)