I ordered from a catalog and I already have a spot picked out in my yard!

I've never had luck with them. They are gorgeous though!

In Austin, Lamprocapnos spectabilis makes for a breathtaking spring annual. I used to order enormous rhizomes from Dutch Bulbs, but I finally gave up hoping they would perennialize after I found out they are native to Siberia. If you can find a way to get them to survive the summer AND come back the following spring without a winter chill, please share your secret with us.

I may put them in a pot and I will let you know.

Bleeding heart was one of my favorite plants in Illinois, back when they were still called Dicentra spectabilis. I miss them and wish you luck!
Have you ever tried the Bleeding Heart Vine/ Clerodendrum thomsoniae? I've seen it grown in containers by friends in Austin but it grows outside in Houston.