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White Bleeding Heart

A perfect foil to its pink and white flower colored cousin, ‘Alba’ is a magnificent presence in the spring garden with fleshy, medium green, deeply cut foliage forming a considerable […]

Old-fashioned bleeding heart. Largest flowers of the group, pleasantly pink. Round growth habit brings the plant to 30″ tall and wide. Blooms May through June. Potential mid-summer dormancy, yet will […]

Luxuriant Bleeding Heart

Old fashioned perennial with clusters of weeping cherry-red flowers in summer. Attractive blue-grey foliage.Clump-forming plant. Prefers organic fertilizer. Deadhead regularly to extend blooming period. Prefers a moist, well drained soil […]

King of Hearts Bleeding Heart

This dwarf hybrid bears rosy pink heart-shaped blooms all season long. Foliage is grayish green and finely cut, yet provides more substance and texture than Dicentra eximia. An easy growing, […]

Wild Bleeding Heart

This American Beauties gem brings an incredible ability to produce flowers from April to September while thriving in partially shaded to shaded, moist areas in the landscape. Not only does […]

Sweetie Pie Pinks

Best in landscapes, can be used in containers.

Cranberry Cocktail Pinks

This colorful perennial produces carnation-like, double, hot magenta pink flowers atop a low mound of grey-green foliage. Use it to edge sunny borders and pathways.

Lilac w/ Eye Pinks

Fine textured grey-green foliage forms a mound that gives rise to masses of double lavender petals each with a deep red center starting in May and continuing into July. Strong […]

Yuki Cherry Blossom® Deutzia

That’s right, pink flowers on a low spreading deutzia. A shower of elegant pink flowers creates a carpet of color. Great for mass plantings because of its neat, mounded habit […]

Blue Guardian Larkspur

Finally, a breakthrough in Delphinium breeding that clearly stands above the rest! ‘Guardian Blue’ bursts into bloom with extreme uniformity and weeks ahead of other open pollinated Delphiniums. Don’t be […]