Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba' at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden in late May
Sunset®: 1-9,14-24,31-45
USDA: 2-9
Heat Tolerance: In the Southwest deserts, it is better to discard the plants when they finish blooming
Sun Exposure: Shade to light shade
Origin: Japan
Growth Habits: Perennial, up to 2 feet tall (60 cm) or more, 2 feet spread (60 cm)
Flowers: White or pink flowers
Watering Needs: Regular water
Propagation: Seeds, division, or purchase the roots in early winter
Culture:
After blooming, the foliage dies down to the ground. Bleeding Hearts like well drained soil, rich in organic matter.
Propagation:
The form 'Alba' breeds true, and can be propagated by seeds.
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