Bleeding heart forms graceful mounds of foliage with arching stems of iconic heart-shaped flowers in spring. A classic for moist woodland gardens alongside ferns and other shade lovers.
Thrives in cool, moist conditions. Flower colors: yellow, pink, red, white. Blooms spring; may rebloom sporadically in summer in cool areas. Height: 6 inches to 2 feet.
Light to medium shade; well-drained soil rich in organic matter.
Spring: thin compost + 2-inch mulch. Water if rainfall <1 inch/week. After killing frost, cut stems to 1–2 inches.
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