IMG_0397.JPG has male and female catkins not sure what it is called IMG_0464.JPG has thorns and looks like gooseberry IMG_0421.JPG looks like a type of parsley IMG_0476.JPG looks tasty! what is that on the right side as well? IMG_0477.JPG tall and lanky with white flowers on the top IMG_0479.JPG very thorny Thanks in advance for any help! I really want to learn more about native plants on Vancouver Island.
Although I'm not sure about the leaf shapes being just right for that one. My first thought was actually Corydalis scouleri but I've never seen it with bluish coloring. And I've only seen it away from streams or seeps when planted in a garden. Dicentra cucullaria also came to mind, this is characteristic of eastern North America but I may have seen indications of a scattered western presence somewhere.
I'd agree with Dicentra formosa. I don't think it's D. cucullaria, that's a clumping species and the leaves are too few and far between considering the size of those pictured.