GROWING AND CARING FOR BLEEDING HEARTS

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Here's What You Need to Know

What are bleeding hearts Bleeding hearts are a spring perennial with unique heart shaped blooms that prefer shade .

When to plant Plant bare-root bleeding hearts in early spring when the roots are dormant and after the last frost.

Where to plant Bleeding hearts prefer locations with a mix of light shade and dappled sun where their roots stay cool and moist.

How to plant bleeding hearts When transplanting a bleeding heart into the garden, set the crown just below the soil surface, careful not to damage the tiny, brittle roots.

Caring for bleeding hearts Besides regular water and occasional fertilizer, bleeding hearts do not need much care. They are seldom bothered by pests, although aphids can infest the flowers, and slugs might eat the foliage.

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