LOVE IT!!!

I love bleeding heart. I don't know why I can not grow it. I need to try again. The last few I planted died)-:
The totem is pretty there in that setting too(-: Love the rusty shovel as well(-:

So beautiful - both the plant and the totem!

I just planted some new BH's so they are not up yet. Haven't had success with them here but worth another try, it's such a lovely plant.

That is so lovely with the showy bleeding heart. Makes me want to put some glass with mine, but they are out front so Im not sure I should.
Mine grow like weeds self seeding all over. But I'm z4 maybe you are too cold lucky. My mom got a seedling off her pink one and it is white! And its HUGE! The biggest I've ever seen. Mine are on the west side and hers are on the north (but she is z5).

It's wonderful!!!

Really beautiful!
I have tried to grow bleeding heart but it won't
grow for me here in the Florida Panhandle. It is
such a pretty plant! The glass just sets it off!

Very pretty. Glad spring is here.

Beautiful, tasymo...perfect setting for your bleeding heart! Love it! Jeanne S.

What a lovely litlle section of your garden . I love that photo, I would frame it, it's just adorable.

Beautiful!!!!!!!! I just can't get it to grow that well!

Really stunning. One of my favorite plants. it looks so nice with the totem. I had 1 3 yrs ago bloomed so nicely & then died. Either too much heat or water, I suppose. Jan

I think Bleeding Heart tends to bloom for a few years, then reseed itself one year and die the next. I won't be surprised if I lose this one soon, since there are about a ba-jillion babies coming up this Spring. It's too bad, 'cuz this is the biggest and prettiest this particular plant has gotten. Only time will tell. In the meantime, I'll enjoy it!

Gorgeous!! I forgot all about that plant. I've never seen one here in Oz though I had it in NY. DH said he's never seen it, either. Oh boy, now I'm going to hunt that one down! I looks SO BEAUTIFUL against the glass!

Let me know if you can't find it, Cait, and I'll send you some seed pods from this one. I think they need a good chill to get them to germinate- my Michigan Winters take care of that, but a freezer works too... Maybe that's why they don't do so well in the Southern States. Kathy

Really gorgeous pic, Kathy! The rusty object, the beautiful totem, the huge bleeding heart!

I'm like Cindee, have started 2 or 3, but they didn't make it either. I have a friend who has a great one planted next to his brick house, under the overhang part. It is like yours, beautiful, and just gets bigger every year.

I'm thinking that they're hardy, IF you can ever get them through the first or second season. Maybe more petting at first, never letting it dry out at all maybe, which might have happened to mine. I might try one in a container next time.

In fact, bleeding hearts are one of the reasons I've been planting mainly succulents now lol. ~T

Mine is on the North side of my shed, in really gravelly soil. I have never done anything special for it. I've got a few others, in various spots in my yard, but this is the one that does the best...

It is just georgous and so is the glass. i had to go back to see the rusty shovel, I was drooling over your pic.I think its too hot here for them to come back, like tulips are annuals around here. Doesnt get cold enough in winter for them to "chill out" for the next season. Yours is soooo beautiful

How wonderful. No way they would grow here. Such a pretty area, and SPRING sounds wonderful. Its 103 here and going up this weekend.

hugs, Karen {{gwi:141627}}

Yes, Karen, I thought about you when I saw the weather in your area. Gosh, what's it gonna be like in July? Good thing the air is dry out there, that would be like a melting pot in high humidity. Anything over about 88F here gets so uncomfortable. I don't see how roofers, paving people, etc handle it when it gets above 90. ~T