Dicentra Spectabilis - Bleeding Heart - 3 root divisions

The Bleeding Heart is suitably named after each of their heart-shaped flowers on display. Every bloom resembles a cushion-like pink heart, with a white drop underneath. Strong green branches hang these flowers under them, just like a set of bunting or string lights. The flowers luckily last for weeks, and have a second chance to bloom in the fall! This depends on the climate of your area, so you may be lucky enough to experience two rounds of Bleeding Heart blooms. In just a few months of growth, you will enjoy a full Bleeding Heart plant at your fingertips. Bloom Time Early Spring Sun Requirements Shade Color Pink, White Height Up to 3 feet Type/Size #1 Divisions Hardiness Zone 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8