Dicentra eximia Cultivated Easily split in autumn and
Description
Easily split in autumn and dividing the clumps every few years will ensure that they continue to flower prolifically
Stokes’ Aster is actually a North American native wildflower that is a wonderful addition to the sunny border
Briza is excellent as a cut flower and lasts 10-14 days in a vase
Lepechinia salviae enjoys full sun and a well-drained humus rich soil
Dicentra eximia Cultivated Easily split in autumn andDicentra eximia or Lamprocapnos as it is now known as well as Fringed Bleeding Heart is a pretty, delicate little plant that is great to use to plant over the top of bulbs to hide the foliage as it dies back, edging or underplanting shrubs. Flowers are held on arched stems and are a deep rose pink little heart shaped lockets and are also good for cutting. The foliage is attractive and is fern like and grey green in colour. Plants usually flower from
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