Bleeding heart plant in bloom showing pink heart-shaped spring flowers in a shade garden for school, church, and scout plant fundraisers
Close-up of bleeding heart plant showing pink heart-shaped spring flowers for shade gardens and school, church, and scout plant fundraisers
Bleeding heart plant in bloom showing pink heart-shaped spring flowers in a shade garden for school, church, and scout plant fundraisers
Close-up of bleeding heart plant showing pink heart-shaped spring flowers for shade gardens and school, church, and scout plant fundraisers

R – Bleeding Heart (Bare-Root Plant

Bleeding Heart (Dicentra spectabilis) is a beloved spring-planted rhizome known for its iconic heart-shaped pink and white flowers that dangle gracefully from arching stems above blue-green fernlike foliage. In spring to early summer, these enchanting blooms create romantic displays with old-fashioned charm.

This classic performer thrives in partial to full shade and is well suited for woodland gardens, cottage gardens, and shaded borders. Its distinctive flowers, attractive foliage, and deer resistance make it a favorite choice for home gardeners and fundraising programs alike.

$15.00

Botanical Name: Dicentra spectabilis
Underground Structure: Rhizome
Number Included: 1
Planting Season: Spring
Blooming Season: Summer
Hardiness Zone: 3-9
Light Requirements: Partial shade
Mature Plant Height: 1-3 feet
Deer Resistant: Yes
Other Characteristics: Classic woodland plant, prefers cool roots and light shade.

Plant Description
Arching stems with pink, heart-shaped hanging flowers above finely cut foliage.

Planting Instructions
Plant crown 1-2 in below soil surface in cool, moist, well-drained soil; space 18-24 in apart; water regularly; allow summer dormancy.