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How to Grow and Care for Pacific bleeding heart

Pacific bleeding heart, also known as Western bleeding heart, Bleeding heart

Pacific bleeding heart thrive in moist, well-drained soil and prefer shaded to part-shaded locations, mimicking their native woodland habitats. While generally resilient, they require consistent moisture, without becoming waterlogged, to maintain their delicate foliage and heart-shaped flowers. Overwintering care is crucial, as pacific bleeding heart die back to the ground and mulching can help protect the roots from freezing. These key points encapsulate the essential care needed for the plant's health and vibrant growth.

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Watering schedule: Twice per week

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Sunlight Requirements: Partial sun

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Planting and Growing Pacific bleeding heart

Pacific bleeding heart
Pacific bleeding heart
Pacific bleeding heart
ToughnessHigh
Care LevelMedium
LifespanPerennial, Annual
Watering ScheduleTwice per week
Sunlight RequirementsPartial sun
Soil TypeGarden Soil
Soil pH6-7.5
Planting TimeSpring, Early summer
Hardiness Zones
5-9
ToxicityToxic to Humans
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Varieties of Pacific bleeding heart
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Pacific bleeding heart 'King of Hearts'

Pacific bleeding heart 'King of Hearts' is one of the most popular Bleeding Hearts variety and can rightly claim to be the king of hearts because of its bright pink, drooping flowers, which are much brighter than those of the parent plant. The plant grows up to 25 cm tall, which is significantly shorter than the 45 cm achieved by its parent. You'll often see this plant used for edging or in pots and containers.

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Pacific bleeding heart 'Langtrees'

Pacific bleeding heart 'Langtrees' is a variety of a bleeding heart plant, which was cultivated to withstand weather conditions in the Pacific biomes. Its infamous heart-shaped flowers differ a bit from other plants, as they are mostly white and have a shorter fringe on the bottom instead of a teardrop. Many gardeners add this attractive plant to their yard for ornamental purposes.

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Pacific bleeding heart 'Bacchanal'

A member of the Award of Garden Merit winners, pacific bleeding heart 'Bacchanal' is distinct for its finely cut foliage, deep-colored flowers, and nondormant growth habit. Hybridized from other bleeding heart variants, this cultivar was named after the god of wine for its wine-red color. Pacific bleeding heart 'Bacchanal' is prestigiously popular for its reliable production of flowers, uniquely rich color, and use as a lovely groundcover.

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Pacific bleeding heart 'Luxuriant'

Also known as pacific bleeding heart 'Luxuriant', this plant boasts bright pink flowers that bloom from spring to early summer. It is a favorite of hummingbirds and can be found in shady woodland areas of the Pacific Northwest.

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