Dicentra eximia
Spacing: 18-24 inch. Leaves are finely divided and grey-green, growing from the base of the plant. Flowers are pink and bloom in tight clusters at the top of leafless, fleshy stems above the leaves.

Dicentra eximia Stuart Boothman
This graceful perennial has a compound grey green leaf with particular plum-shaped habit of light pink flowers which think to a little heart . Don´t plant ut them into the sun Especially not in the afternoon sun. It´s beautiful to combine them with ferns, cyclamen, primula and campanula.

Dicentra formosa
This graceful perennial has a compound grey green leaf with particular plum-shaped habit of light pink flowers which think to a little heart . Don´t plant ut them into the sun Especially not in the afternoon sun. It´s beautiful to combine them with ferns, cyclamen, primula and campanula.

Dicentra formosa Aurora
The various selections of Fern-leaf Bleedingheart are valued for their compact habit and long season of bloom. This selection forms a vigorous clump of grey-green leaves, topped by clusters of delicate, dangling white heart-shaped flowers. Excellent for edging, and very useful in mixed containers and tubs. May be divided in fall or early spring. Removing faded flowers regularly will promote lots of new buds to form.

Dicentra formosa Bacchanal
No garden should be without the much loved, old-fashioned bleeding heart. With dward forms to 8” high and tall forms to 36” high, these plants display clusters of small, heart shaped flowers. There is a size for every garden. Growing tips: plant  in moist, well drained soil that is high in organic matter.

Dicentra formosa Luxuriant
This everblooming selection produces dark reddish pink, heart-shaped blossoms for many months beginning in spring. and reA timeless classic. No garden should be without the much loved, old-fashioned bleeding heart. With dward forms to 8” high and tall forms to 36” high, these plants display clusters of small, heart shaped flowers. There is a size for every garden. Growing tips: plant  in moist, well drained soil that is high in organic matter.

Dicentra hybride Candy Hearts®
Delicately fragant, candy-pink, heart-shaped loxckets flutter over compact, blue-gray foliage. It flowers for months, not just for a few spring weeks and it hearts are held clear of foliage, not hidden. All prefer evenly moist soil and little or no direct sun. They are a boon to gardeners with shade.

Dicentra hybride Fire Cracker®

Dicentra hybride Fire Island®

Dicentra hybride Ivory Hearts®
An exceptionally long-blooming hybrid with bunches of nallow, white, heart-shaped flowers over robust, finely-cut blue-green foliage Prefers sun but can tolerate part-shade. Plant in moist, well-drained soil.

Dicentra hybride King of Hearts
A highly prized, long-blooming dwarf that grows just 8“ tall. Rosy pink, heart shaped flowers bloom all season long, above finely cut, grayish green foliage. Plant in moist, well drained soil that is high in organic matter. .

Dicentra spectabilis
Dangling bright-pink locket flowers are held on arching stems, and these are excellent for cutting. Performs best in a rich, moist soil with partial shade, or at least protection from hot afternoon sun. After flowering, the plants should be sheared back to 6 inches tall, to rejuvenate the foliage. Even still, these often go completely dormant by midsummer, to return again the following spring.

Dicentra spectabilis Alba
Dangling white locket flowers are held on arching stems, and these are excellent for cutting. Performs best in a rich, moist soil with partial shade, or at least protection from hot afternoon sun. After flowering, the plants should be sheared back to 6 inches tall, to rejuvenate the foliage. Even still, these often go completely dormant by midsummer, to return again the following spring.

Dicentra spectabilis Goldheart®
This features the usual chains of pink and white locket flowers, but on a plant with stunning bright yellow foliage! As a shade-garden perennial this has great potential, combined with blue-leaved or variegated Hostas, Solomon’s Seal and ferns of every description. Protection from direct hot sun is recommended. Will go completely dormant by late summer.

Dicentra spectabilis Valentine®
This is 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 spring.