The clumping roots of the your bleeding hearts will expand underground, and can be lifted or divided as needed. While bleeding heart plants do produce seeds, they most typically are propagated by division. Each spring, add a top dressing of fresh compost to keep the soil rich and ready for your dicentra plants.
You may also try mulching around your plants to help keep the soil at a consistent moisture level. The soil should remain damp, but not soggy. Bleeding hearts are usually shipped as potted perennials or bareroots, and can be planted as soon as you receive them.Īfter planting, be sure to water your bleeding hearts well at least twice per week during dry spells. These plants require rich soil that stays consistently moist, so use compost to stay on target for both soil nutrition and water retention. That means that Bleeding Heart plants are, in fact, quite easy to grow. While these dainty shade plants look exotic, they're actually bred from a genus of plants native to both Asia and North America. Growing bleeding hearts is a simpler task than you may assume. Choose bleeding hearts that highlight the darker spaces in your environment and take time to admire the delicate, heart-shaped flowers when they open in the spring. Perfect for gardens with some shade, these diverse plants thrive with little attention. Iconic and uniquely delicate, Bleeding Heart flowers accent quiet corners as well as broad, shaded sitting areas. Where Should You Plant A Bleeding Heart Flower? Bleeding hearts are among our early-blooming perennials, and you may have the chance to enjoy them while your flower bulbs are still in bloom. You'll find that they thrive among woodsy undergrowth and in shaded areas and you'll notice them most frequently throughout the early spring. Bleeding hearts for the shade garden make it easy to fall in love with them, so explore our selection of Bleeding Hearts today!ĭicentras, otherwise known as the Bleeding Heart flower, bloom in springtime. You'll find red, white, and pink dicentra perfect for planting in all those shady spots in your landscape.
Our bleeding heart flowers fill your shade garden with romance. You'll have Valentine's and pink sugar on the mind when you see these heart-shaped blooms in the garden.
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