I'm on Spring Break this week, which accounts for the sudden influx of posts! :o)
This enormous bleeding heart grades the Yuck Side of my house near the meters and air conditioners. This end of the bed is full of toad lilies, heuchera, blue ruellia humilis that haven't woken up yet, wood anemones, persicaria virginica (Painter's Palette) and a tiny lone red rhodie, whose branch rooted to the ground and decided it was happy. The rest of the rhodie died.
Your bleeding heart is so beautiful, I don't think I have ever seen one that big. Have a wonderful rest of the week.
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Correct on the tulips
ReplyDeleteYour bleeding heart does a great job of camouflaging the yuck utilities. And it is such a beautiful and healthy specimen!
ReplyDeleteYour bleeding heart is huge! So beautiful! Hope you have a relaxing spring break and enjoy your time off!
ReplyDeleteLubię serduszka ( Twój krzak jest bardzo duży ) i czekam na rozkwitnięcie ich w moim ogrodzie. Mam też białe. Pozdrawiam
ReplyDeleteHi! Found your blog perusing other gardening blogs and realized that you aren't too extremely far from me! I live on the Eastern Shore! Your garden is beautiful! I followed :)
ReplyDeleteTS, I just wanted to let you know that I've nominated you for an Earth Day meme. Please see my latest post for details. ~M
ReplyDeleteYour bleeding heart likes where it lives. It is huge!
ReplyDeleteYes, that is one impressive Bleeding Heart! It's growing like a bush in that spot!
ReplyDeleteIt's so big I thought it was a shrub! And was trying to figure out what kind. lol
ReplyDeleteYour header photo is so nice. I wish I could see that area.
Those Virginia bluebells at the top of your page are stunning! Here I have a few precious plants that don't seed or spread at all, still they are treasured.
ReplyDeleteI don't think the side of your house can be called Yuck with such a gorgeous Bleeding Heart. They are rarely so happy here, thanks for the picture of a well grown and happy specimen of it.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're enjoying your spring break! I'm enjoying your numerous blog posts ;) I agree with Masha, hard to call that Yuck with that beautiful bleeding heart. Now if I posted a picture of my a/c units and the non-existent landscaping there, we would all say YUCK!
ReplyDeleteEvery year I forget that I want to get a bleeding heart for near my AC, & every year I remember...like in the Fall...may be now I will actaully go get one. We're still waiting for Spring to "STAY", everything still looks BLAH here, If it wasn't for the dafadils I's swear it was still Winter!
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Mine are just barely up out of the ground. Have a great Easter weekend!
Wow your dicentra is huge! Mine is tiny by comparison. I now feel rather sorry for it...
ReplyDeleteAh, I really need one of those Japanese Bleeding Heart. Or a hundred. Those woods filled with Va. Bluebirds near your home must be amazing. We used to see lots of wild Bluebells when we lived in western PA.
ReplyDeleteYour bleeding heart is beautiful, TS! I wish those grew in my part of the country...but it's just too hot! I hope you enjoyed your spring break and that the weather was kind to you :)
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