Dicentra spectabilis

Common Name: Bleeding Heart

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CAUTION

Bleeding Heart plants are not only toxic to humans, but animals as well.

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Overview

Plant TypePerennial
Hardiness Zone3

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Cultivars

Cultivar Height Spread Blooms Sun Planted
Valentine
Dicentra spectabilis
2-3'2-3'Late Spring to early SummerPartial Sun(none yet)

This plant contains soquinoline alkaloids. Alkaloids negatively affect animals, most commonly cattle, sheep, and dogs. If ingested, all parts may cause stomach upset.

The foilage may aggravate skin allergies. Wear gloves and other protective equipment when handling.

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Ongoing Management

Weed Control & Mulching

Insect & Disease Control

Fertilization

Watering

Pruning / Cutting Back

Integrated Pest & Pollinator Mgmt Notes

Harvesting

Site Selection & Preparation

Propagation

Pollination Needs

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