LAMPROCAPNOS spectabilis
Medium
Part shade
Pink
Fertile soil
Reasonable soil
Spring
RHS Award of Garden Merit
100% Peat Free
Description
Lamprocapnos spectabilis
Height x Spread: 90cm x 60cm
Previously known as Dicentra, Lamprocapnos spectabilis forms a clump of divided green foliage. Arching stems bear heart-shaped pink flowers hence the common name Bleeding Heart. The flowers appear during late spring.
Best when planted in a sheltered spot in partial shade and in a humus-rich soil. A great plant to use as under-planting for trees, shrubs or roses. Division can be carried out during early spring.
All parts of this plant are toxic.
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