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Dicentra - Bleeding Heart.

Attractive plants for open shade to full sun in areas with cool summers. Long lived plants with nice foliage and hanging flowers, grow in moisture retentive soils but not wet soils, some species spread underground, forming large spread-out clumps. Best blooming in mid to late spring with some flower production in mid summer.

Seeds should be sown as soon as you receive them, since they do not store well, some seeds from fresh lots are set out dry others are sent out moist. Thinly cover the seeds and use 4 weeks at 50-75F then move to 20-37F for 5 to 8 weeks, after move to 45-55F for germination. After 10 weeks remove seedlings and move back to 20-37F for 8 weeks then move to 45-55 again for germination. Seeds that has dried goes into dormancy that does not always end after the first cold period, so some seeds will germinate the second year too. Some people use sulphuric acid to break down the hard seed coat, helping with germination. For most of us the easiest way to germinate these types of seeds is the sow the seeds as soon as we receive them and keep them outside in a sheltered location and each spring remove seedlings as soon as they are large enough to transplant. Freezing and thawing of the seeds in winter and spring seems to help, one can sow the seeds and place them outside in winter for 5 weeks then move them inside in a cool location for germination. Germination results are always on the low end, so we have increased each packet to 100 seeds, costs more but gives you a better chance of getting enough plants to make a nice full display, plants do not normally flower until the third year.

Dicentra

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  Dicentra eximia
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  Dicentra formosa
Code: 55DI-A7
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  Dicentra spectabilia
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