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Fringed Bleeding Heart 15 Seed-Dicentra-Shade Perennial
USD 4.99 DICENTRA: The common name of this plant, bleeding heart, comes from the heart-shaped flowers which have a longer inner petal that extends below the 'heart'. Pendulous flowers on slender stems grow from clumps of fernlike foliage in the spring. The flowering season is from early spring to mid summer . Fringed Bleeding Heart is a mound-shaped plant growing to about 18 inches with blue-green leaves of a very fine texture. The main bloom period occurs in early summer, but with good moisture and deadheading it will continue to bloom into the fall. This perennial prefers a partially shaded site and well-drained soil. Wet soils during the winter and dry soils during the summer lead to plant loss. The foliage of Fringed Bleeding Heart will not die back like that of old-fashioned bleeding heart. Hardy in zones 3-9. 
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Golden Bleeding Heart 30 Seed-Corydalis-Shade Perennial
USD 4.99 Corydalis lutea is one of the workhorses of the shady garden. In bloom from April through November, the delicate foliage and clusters of soft yellow flowers add a graceful touch to the garden. Selfseeds in a manageable way. One of my top ten perennials. This species of Corydalis (also called yellow fumitory or yellow corydalis) is a woodland perennial which typically forms a mound of ferny, medium green foliage to 15 inches tall and 18 inches wide and produces bright yellow, short-spurred flowers (3/4 inches long) in axillary racemes over a long May to September bloom period. Leaves are 2 or 3 pinnate with distinctive 3-lobed leaflets and resemble those of bleeding heart (Dicentra) to which it is related. Hardy in zones 5-9. Grows in shade or part-shade.
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White Bleeding Heart Vine Plant - Clerodendrum
USD 7.99 The "Bleeding Heart Vine" (Clerodendrum thomsoniae) is an attractive bushy, tropical looking twining vine. Glossy dark green leaves are from 5 to 7 inches long (18 cm). It is hardy in zones 10 and 11 and in cooler areas should be grown outdoors in the summer and brought indoors during the winter. Prefers full sun or part-sun. This native of Africa can vine up to 6 feet and get over 2 feet wide. Keep evenly moist, but not wet or dry. Water less frequently during the winter. Feed every two weeks during the growing season with a 20-20-20 water soluble fertilizer. The plant can be pruned back in November. The exotic cream and red flowers can appear year round depending upon the amount of light the plant gets.
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Red Bleeding Heart Vine Plant -Clerodendrum-Indoors/Out
USD 7.99 The "Bleeding Heart Vine" (Clerodendrum thomsoniae) is an attractive bushy, tropical looking twining vine. Glossy dark green leaves are from 5 to 7 inches long (18 cm). It is hardy in zones 10 and 11 and in cooler areas should be grown outdoors in the summer and brought indoors during the winter. Prefers full sun or part-sun. This native of Africa can vine up to 6 feet and get over 2 feet wide. Keep evenly moist, but not wet or dry. Water less frequently during the winter. Feed every two weeks during the growing season with a 20-20-20 water soluble fertilizer. The plant can be pruned back in November. The exotic red flowers can appear year round depending upon the amount of light the plant gets.
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Yellow Bleeding Heart 20 Seeds - Corydalis lutea -SHADE
USD 3.99 *Corydalis lutea Common name Yellow Bleeding Heart Family fumariaceae Life cycle perennial (Zone 5-7) Flowers yellow Size 12 inches Light part to full shade Cultural notes needs reliable moisture From seed self-seeds Yellow flowers cover the ferny blue-green mound over a long period in mid to late spring. In the garden, a mostly shady spot works best. Naturalizes well.
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OnlinePlantCenter Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart Plant D282CL
USD 17.96 Shop for Garden Center at The Home Depot. Herbaceous perennial easily grown in average, well drained soil in part shade to full shade. Individual leaves of the graceful, soft green, 2-3 ft. tall foliage are less deeply divided than other Dicentra species. In mid to late spring, arching stems are held above the foliage, bearing 1 in. long, rose pink, nodding, heart-shaped flowers with white protruding inner petals, giving rise to the common name of 'bleeding heart'. Usually goes dormant in mid-summer and dies back to ground. Use in shaded border and in woodland garden. Because of summer dormancy, plant among other developing perennial, such as hostas or ferns which will fill in the garden spot.
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OnlinePlantCenter King Of Hearts Fern Leaf Bleeding Heart Plant D486CL
USD 22.96 Shop for Garden Center at The Home Depot. Long-lived, 8-10 in. tall x 12 in. wide, clumping perennial with coarse, lacy, soft gray-green leaves, but best known for its profusion of distinctive, large rose red, heart-shaped flowers that appear in late spring and repeat bloom until fall, if deadheaded. Plant does not go dormant in mid-summer, as long as soil is kept moist. Evenly moist, well drained, richly organic, loose soil is best; heavy clay soil is not ideal and will need to be amended at planting time with lots of compost, humus, or peat moss to promote water retention. Plant in part sun to shade in a protected location away from high winds and early frosts; north or east sides of building or on edge of woodlands are ideal. No need to cut back; stems are self-cleaning. Flowers will not develop without winter cold. Plants rarely need division; moving them may break brittle roots. Pair with coral bells, foam flower, monkshead, turtlehead, dropwort, astilbe, and hosta.
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Dicentra formosa 'Luxuriant' - Fringed Bleeding Heart
USD 6.99 Finely-cut, delicate, grayish-green foliage and beautiful red flowers. The lovely flowers are borne in a row drooping from leafless stems arching above the foliage in early spring. Summer dormant so plant with neighbors that will fill in. This was one of the first plant varieties ever patented.
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Dicentra formosa 'Aurora' - Bleeding Heart
USD 9.99 Beautiful, airy, blue-green foliage topped with thin spikes of charming white flowers. A much improved form of our US native, this is a low growing, ground-cover bleeding heart. This variety flowers much longer than the typical white selections, heavily in spring, sporadically through the summer, and heavily again in fall.
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Trade Star International Inc White Flowering Bleeding Heart Plant D483CL
USD 15.99 Shop for Garden Center at The Home Depot. This white flowered form of the common Bleeding Heart is easy to grow in any shaded location. This perennial has graceful, dissected, fern like, soft green leaves and a clumping habit. But the true beauty lies in the delicate, nodding, heart shaped, white flowers that hang in a row on long arching racemes held above the foliage mound in spring. Plant among later developing perennials as it will die back as summer progresses.
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Dicentra Eximia - 100 Seeds
USD 4.99 Dicentra eximia does well in partial shade, and it produces beautiful heart-shaped flowers. Commonly called Fringed Bleeding Heart, this perennial reaches 12 inches in height and has attractive deeply cut leaves that are fern-like. The pink flowers have inner and outer petals, giving the appearance of the heart bleeding. Decentra eximia has flowers similar to the old-fashioned Bleeding Heart, but they are smaller and longer. With deadheading, adequate moisture and rich soil, the blooms will last from late spring and all through the summer. Also, the foliage of Fringed Bleeding Heart does not die back like the older variety does. Start the seeds indoors in early winter. Press the seeds into the soil and lightly cover with peat moss or garden sand. For the first 2 ? 4 weeks, the temperature should be kept at 64 ? 70F. Following the warm temperature, set the starter tray outdoors for 4 ? 6 weeks of temperatures of 25 ? 39F. Germination can take up to 10 weeks or longer.
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Dicentra Eximia - 200 Seeds
USD 8.99 Dicentra eximia does well in partial shade, and it produces beautiful heart-shaped flowers. Commonly called Fringed Bleeding Heart, this perennial reaches 12 inches in height and has attractive deeply cut leaves that are fern-like. The pink flowers have inner and outer petals, giving the appearance of the heart bleeding. Decentra eximia has flowers similar to the old-fashioned Bleeding Heart, but they are smaller and longer. With deadheading, adequate moisture and rich soil, the blooms will last from late spring and all through the summer. Also, the foliage of Fringed Bleeding Heart does not die back like the older variety does. Start the seeds indoors in early winter. Press the seeds into the soil and lightly cover with peat moss or garden sand. For the first 2 ? 4 weeks, the temperature should be kept at 64 ? 70F. Following the warm temperature, set the starter tray outdoors for 4 ? 6 weeks of temperatures of 25 ? 39F. Germination can take up to 10 weeks or longer.
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