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Weekly Photo Challenge: Spring
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beautiful
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so pretty and delicate!
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I am so ready to see bleeding heart blooming! Beautiful Judy!
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So beautiful so colourful, I never seen this flowers!!
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It is a perennial called Bleeding Heart and it grows well in mostly shade. It comes in white, pink, and red.
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🙂
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Wow, gorgeous!
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That really made me smile. So pretty and so fragile looking. Happy Spring!
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Beautiful!
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It looks like a lovely arched entrance to a fairy cave. Amazing all the detail in one little blossom!
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Judy my hubby wants to know when yours typically bloom and for what duration?? Sun or shade ?
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They are about six inches tall right now so it will be a little while. I’ll email you when they start. I have them in mostly shade. They can take some sun but not hot afternoon sun. I have pink and white and really want a red one. They can also be divided easily so you can spread them around. They are just the most magical plant to me that they can produce a bloom that is so gorgeous.The foliage stays green until the severe heat of the summer comes and they start to turn yellow so I usually just trim them back to the ground and wait for the next spring.
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We saw one in bloom on Saturday in Lewes DE, and he was surprised it was so early. I showed him your pictures and it sparked a nice memory of his childhood and “mom’s” flowers. Nice to know they would work in the shade. I have to consider them for my shady front yard.
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Charming photo Judy.
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I have trouble growing Bleeding Heart at altitude – it was my mother’s favorite.
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I have to apologize for the bleep of error last week. I have Foxtail FERNS…not flowers at my new house. I didn’t want you to think I have dangerous plants at my home. LOL! Your photo is amazing of this darling plant.
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I have both white and pink bleeding hearts, they should be blooming in just a few days.
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We are so far behind this year, my Bleeding Hearts are just green buds barely out of the ground. Soon I hope, soon!
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In all honesty, that photo is from last year. My Bleeding Hearts are about 8″ out of the ground – growing but certainly not blooming yet. So, I think we are both in the same boat. 🙂
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I love bleeding hearts! Mine are not yet fully blooming.
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Gorgeous! I know they grow well in the shade, but do these flowers like a hotter climate or a more mild mediterranean climate?
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Well, here in New England they grow and bloom in the 50’s-70’s. They are tough but so delicate and beautiful.
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