Delicate Heart-Shaped Blooms

Our Dicentra Eximia produces stunning bleeding heart flowers, with inner petals that drip from the outer ones, creating the appearance of a heart "bleeding." This captivating feature adds an elegant touch to shaded gardens, making it a must-have for shaded spaces.

Suitable for Containers

Our plant is great for containers due to its compact growth and manageable size, reaching just 12 inches tall. Its heart-shaped pink bleeding heart flowers add beauty without overwhelming the space, making it perfect for shade plants or small garden settings.

Compact Growth Habit

Our flower seeds are designed with a compact growth habit, reaching a modest height of just 12 inches. This allows them to thrive in smaller spaces, like containers or garden borders, while maintaining a tidy and refined appearance throughout their blooming season.

Pollinator Friendly

Our Dicentra Eximia flowers produce vibrant, heart-shaped blooms that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. The unique structure of the flowers provides easy access to nectar, making it a welcoming plant for beneficial insects, promoting a healthy garden environment.

Fringed Bleeding Heart (Dicentra Eximia) - There are not too many plants grown from flower seeds that have beautiful flowers for the shade garden; however, Dicentra Eximia is a tremendous performer. The leaves are deeply cut, grey green and fern like. The pink flowers are heart shaped with an inner petal that drips from the outer petals creating the appearance that the heart is bleeding. The Dicentra Eximia flowers are smaller and longer than the old-fashion bleeding heart, but still put on a show.

Fringed Bleeding Heart is growing in popularity with its heart-shaped flowers. Commonly called Fringed Bleeding Heart, Fern Leaf Bleeding Heart or Wild Bleeding Heart, the plants are more oblong and smaller than the old-fashioned bleeding heart. The Dicentra Eximia Fringed Bleeding Heart plant repeats bloom through the summer and reaches 12 inches in height. Bleeding hearts should be grown from flower seeds in moist, well-drained sites. They do not tolerate wet winter soils well. Heart-shaped flowers set above mounds of usually grey-green ferny foliage. Great creeping perennial for shade to semi-shade in humus-rich soil. Very easy and satisfying to grow from flower seeds. The main bloom period occurs in early summer but with good moisture and deadheading it will continue to bloom into the fall. The foliage of Dicentra Eximia will not die back like that of old-fashioned bleeding heart.