Pink corydalis (also called pale corydalis) is a slender annual or biennial with delicate, blue-green foliage and small tubular flowers in pink with yellow tips. It’s an early colonizer, often one of the first wildflowers to appear on disturbed, rocky, or recently burned ground – a role that makes it valuable for restoration plantings and reclamation sites. It self-seeds readily where there’s open mineral soil, and its nectar-rich flowers attract bumblebees and other early-season pollinators.