Dicentra eximia Wild Bleeding Heart tropical Use it to cool down

Use it to cool down hot summer borders or to add movement and texture among bolder perennials and ornamental grasses

Instead of blooming once and fading into the background

The flowers often open in rich pink tones and continue to appear over a long season

It brings deep ruby-red color and a tidy structure that stays useful through the season with very little effort

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Dicentra eximia Wild Bleeding Heart tropical Use it to cool downPink heart shaped flowers with native woodland charm. Dicentra eximia, also called Wild Bleeding Heart or Fringed Bleeding Heart, produces clusters of drooping pink to purplish pink, heart shaped flowers that bring a soft, romantic look to shaded gardens. The blooms have the classic Bleeding Heart shape, but the plant feels more delicate and naturalistic than old fashioned Bleeding Heart. It is an excellent choice for homeowners who want spring and