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Bleeding
Heart

Dicentra

Description:
Rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers filtered by finely cut soft grayish-green foliage.   Creates a soft, delicate display that doesn't know when to stop blooming.   

Dicentra is most at home in woodland settings. . . 


Dicentra spectabilis

Common Name: Bleeding Heart
Botanical Name: Dicentra
Type: Perennial
Soil Preference: It likes rich, loose soil that is evenly moist but also well-drained.  Plants will not grow well in heavy clay soils.
Light Requirements: Partial Sun to Full Shade
Attributes: Good for naturalizing.  Some of the most beloved of all plants.
Pests: none known
Diseases: Leaf Spot.  Heavy wet soils may cause root rot.
Good Companion Plants: Astilbe, Coral Bells, Foamflower, Forget-Me-Not, Hosta, Lamium, Lungwort, Woodland Phlox, Spiderwort
Care: We recommend division every 3 years.  Dicentra should be planted in locations that are protected from high winds and early frosts, such as the edges of woodlands or on the north or east sides of buildings. It may be propagated by division in either spring or fall, taking great care to keep the fleshy roots intact when transplanting. If spent flowers are not removed, small pods develop and drop their seeds when mature and dry. If these seeds are left undisturbed, they will germinate the following spring. The resulting plantlets are easy to transplant while they are still small. At planting time, add lots of compost, humus, or peat moss to the soil to enhance its water retention capabilities.

Planting Instructions:  Perennials

 

Varieties:

This variety listing is for informational purposes only, it is not a catalog. 
To view our catalog or availability, click here

 

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Dicentra formosa 'Adrian Bloom'
Western/Pacific/ Wild Bleeding Heart
zones 3-8
 
Description:  Copious sprays of rich, crimson-rose flowers above gray-green foliage
Bloom Color: Crimson-rose
Bloom Time: May-June
Foliage Color: Gray-Green
Height: 10-12"
Spread: 18"

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Dicentra x 'King of Hearts'
Bleeding Heart
zones 5-9
 
Description:  Rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers filtered by finely cut soft grayish-green foliage.  Creates a soft, delicate display that doesn't know when to stop blooming.
Bloom Color: Rosy-Pink
Bloom Time: Almost All Summer
Foliage Color: Grayish-Green
Height: 12-15"
Spread: 18"

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Dicentra exima
Fringed Bleeding Heart, Wild Bleeding Heart

zones 4-8
 
Description:  Deep rose-pink flowers with short, rounded spurs bloom mid-spring into summer.  Cut back for 2nd growth and occasional repeat bloom.
Bloom Color: Rose-pink
Bloom Time: May-June
Foliage Color: Green
Height: 12-15"
Spread: 18"

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Dicentra exima 'Luxuriant'
Fringed Bleeding Heart, Wild Bleeding Heart
zones 4-9
 
Description:  Cherry-red blooms over an exceptionally long period.   Foliage is ferny, colored blue-gray... a great contrast for the pink flowers.
Bloom Color: Cherry Red
Bloom Time: May-June
Foliage Color: Green
Height: 12-18"
Spread: 18"

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Dicentra spectabilis
Common/Japanese Bleeding Heart
zones 3-9
 
Description:  Clear-pink, heart-shaped blooms are suspended along a delicate, arched stem on this old-fashioned Bleeding Heart.
Bloom Color: Clear pink
Bloom Time: May-June
Foliage Color: Green
Height: 36"
Spread: 40"

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Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba'
Common/Japanese Bleeding Heart
zones 3-9
 
Description:  It's pure white heart-shaped blossoms are suspended along a delicate arched stem. 
Bloom Color: White
Bloom Time: May-June
Foliage Color: Green
Height: 30"
Spread: 30"


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Dicentra spectabilis 'Valentine'
Common/Japanese Bleeding Heart
zones 3-8
 
Description:  Now a true bleeding heart that's really red!  Vigorous plants quickly form dense clumps of attractive plum-green foliage and dark red stems.  Arching stems of dangling red heart-shaped flowers bloom in spring. Use in the semi-shaded garden or for naturalizing.
Bloom Color: Red
Bloom Time: Spring
Foliage Color: Green
Height: 24-30"
Spread: 30"

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Dicentra 'Zestful'
Bleeding Heart

zones 3-9
 
Description:  Deep green fern-like foliage.  Ever-blooming pink flowers from April until frost.  Tolerates more sun and summer heat than most other varieties.
Bloom Color: Pink
Bloom Time: April to Frost
Foliage Color: Deep green
Height: 12-15"
Spread: 18"
 



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