A romantic shade garden perennial producing arching stems dangling with heart-shaped pink and white flowers. Goes dormant in summer heat but returns reliably each spring with its enchanting blooms.
What USDA hardiness zones can Bleeding Heart grow in?
Bleeding Heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis) thrives in USDA hardiness zones 3 through 9. This means it can tolerate winter temperatures typical of these zones. Check your local zone to ensure it is suitable for your area.
How much sun and water does Bleeding Heart need?
Bleeding Heart requires part shade and has medium water needs. It grows best in rich, moist soil. Regular watering is recommended, especially during dry periods.
How tall and wide does Bleeding Heart grow?
Bleeding Heart typically reaches 3' tall with a spread of 2'. It has a medium growth rate and requires low maintenance. Plan your garden spacing accordingly to give it room to reach its full size.
Is Bleeding Heart deer resistant?
Yes, Bleeding Heart is considered deer resistant. While no plant is completely deer-proof, deer tend to avoid this species, making it a good choice for gardens in areas with deer pressure.
When does Bleeding Heart bloom?
Bleeding Heart blooms in spring, producing pink, white flowers. This plant is grown primarily for ornamental purposes. It belongs to the Papaveraceae family and is native to East Asia.
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