In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, here is a wonderful heart-shaped flower to show your love to that special someone. I love giving and receiving live plants as gifts so they don’t die and you can watch how much it grows over time. The Bleeding Heart flower is a unique romantic choice.
Bleeding Hearts
Dicentra, of Bleeding Heart, sprouts pink and white heart-shaped flowers in early spring. The flowers grow in rows along delicate green wines and seem to burst open with color.
Photo Courtesy of: Rona Proudfoot
These plants grow well in zones 2-9. The flowers will grow up to one inch long.
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Photo: Ryan Cosens
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One of my favorite garden flowers in the spring.
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