Common Name | Bleeding hearts |
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Family | Papaveraceae |
Genus | Dicentra |
species | spectabilis |
Plant Type | Perennial |
US Patent # | PPAF |
EU Grant # | PBRAF |
Bloom Time | May, June, July |
Flower Color | Red |
Foliage Color | Lime, Yellow |
Dormancy | Winter |
Exposure | Part Shade, Full Shade |
Growth Habit | Mounding |
Growth Rate | Moderate |
Hardiness Zone | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 |
How Different? | Red flower on gold foliage. |
Landscape Value | Use in the woodland and shade garden. It makes a good plant at an entry for long bloom and foliage color. |
Most Active Growing Season | Spring |
Persistence | Deciduous |
Size (HT/W/FL HT) | 26" / 36" / 32" |
Soil (Garden) | Prefers moist loamy soil. |
Water (Garden) | Keep evenly moist, not wet. |
Special Uses | Deep South, Deer Resistant, Hummingbird Attractor |
Comments | -- |
Dicentra ‘Ruby Gold’
*** PLEASE NOTE ***
Ideal shipping window for Dicentra spectabilis is January thru May. Pickup only after May 31st, must be pre-booked 6 months in advance.
USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 4-8
Size (HT/W/FL HT): 26″ / 36″ / 32″
Exposure: Part Shade, Full Shade
Bloom Time(s): May, June, July
Water (Greenhouse) | Dry moderately between waterings. |
EC | 0.5 – 1.0 |
pH | 5.5 – 7.5 |
Fertility Needs | 50 – 100 ppm |
Notes | — |
Finish Time to 4″ | 5 – 7 weeks |
Finish Time to Gallon | — |
Day Length for Flowering | Day Neutral |
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