
How to Prune Bird in a bush?
(Corydalis solida)
Bird in a bush, also known as Purple fumitory, Bulbous corydalis, Solid-tubered corydalis
A tuberous perennial known for its vibrant flowers and fern-like foliage, bird in a bush benefits from minimal pruning. Remove spent flowers and yellowing leaves to maintain vigor and encourage new growth. Prune back foliage after flowering, typically late spring or summer, to promote tuber strength. Avoid heavy cutting to prevent stress. Pruning enhances plant appearance and directs energy to healthy growth, ensuring a robust display for the following season.