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Yellow Croydalis
Herb Icon Naturalized Flower     Mildly Toxic  Pet Toxicity
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Pseudofumaria Lutea
Order: Ranunculales Family: Papaveraceae

Flower Properties

Property Value
English Name Yellow Croydalis
MainColor Yellow
PlantType Herb Icon Herb
Growth Type Naturalized Flower Naturalized
Season July
ImageUrl Pseudofumaria-001
Photographer DP
Location St Albans
Human Toxicity Mildly Toxic Mildly_Toxic

Flower Details

Description

A delicate perennial with finely divided bluish-green leaves and tubular yellow flowers blooming for much of the year. Commonly grows in old walls and shady crevices.

Distribution

Native to southern Europe; naturalised in the UK, often self-seeding in gardens and masonry.

Medicinal/Other Uses

Contains alkaloids with sedative and antispasmodic effects; rarely used due to toxicity risk.

Edibility

Not edible – contains potentially harmful isoquinoline alkaloids.

Human Toxicity Mildly Toxic

All parts mildly toxic if ingested; may cause nausea or lethargy.

Pet Toxicity Pet Toxicity

Toxic to pets – ingestion may cause vomiting, weakness, or tremors.

Active Compounds

Corydine, corydaline, protopine.

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