Dicentra formosa
Height x Spread: 30cm x 75cm
Widely known as ‘Common’ or ‘Western Bleeding Heart’, this Dicentra forms mounds of delicate fern-like mid-green foliage above which hang dainty pale pink heart-shaped flowers.
This tough perennial prefers part shade where it can slowly spread to form delicate drifts that look wonderful contrasted against Tiarellas, Hellebores or Hostas. Â Perfect for the dappled shade of a woodland garden or under-planting deciduous shrubs, they flower for ages before dying back in early summer. Dicentra formosa grows best in a neutral to mildly alkaline, moist, fertile soil enriched with humus. Â It prefers part shade, but can tolerate more sun with a moist soil.Â
All parts cause stomach ache if ingested.Â







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