Description
Delicate Heart-Shaped Flowers for Shade Gardens
Fringed Bleeding Heart is a charming native perennial prized for its finely cut blue-green foliage and graceful clusters of rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers. Unlike traditional bleeding hearts that bloom briefly in spring, Dicentra eximia flowers continuously from late spring through summer, providing long-lasting color in shaded gardens.
Its fern-like foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season, making it an excellent choice for woodland gardens, borders, and underplanting shrubs.
Features
– Long blooming season
– Delicate pink flowers
– Attractive fern-like foliage
– Pollinator friendly
– Deer and rabbit resistant
– Low maintenance
– Native to eastern North America
