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Dainty, heart-shaped flowers dangle from 2- to 3-foot stems in late spring on the Old-Fashioned Pink Bleeding Heart. Lovely in front of ferns, behind a crowd of fragrant lilies of the valley, or anywhere in a woodland garden. Dark green leaves provide a striking contrast to the pink or snowy-white blooms.
Prefers full to partial shade.
Bareroot.
Zones: 2-9.

Zones: 2 - 9 (-50° F.) Height: 15-24 in Spacing: 12-18 in Depth: plant crown 2-3 inches below soil surface Spread: 12-24 in Sun/Shade: part shade Color: pink Foliage: fern-like green Blooms: May-June

Comments: Mulch during the first winter. Foliage may die back after flowering in July or Aug. May die back after flowering to resume growth the following spring. Keep well watered during dry periods in the summer. Will not tolerate wet soils. To help improve conditions, mix in peat moss, compost, or dehydrated manure. May be mulched around the base during the first winter. Good for naturalizing. Clusters of drooping heart-shaped blooms, Definitely an old fashioned plant - was probably in a grandmother's garden. CALLED LYRE FLOWER. ALL PLANT PARTS MAY BE TOXIC IF INGESTED. Shipping: View Shipping Schedule Pink Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart  Ships In Both Spring And Fall Unable to ship to: AE AK GU HI PR