Bleeding hearts can be planted in late fall or at the beginning of spring. Sow seeds or transplant divisions. (Read more on ...

Often growing in rocky ground with acidic soil in the wild, this species doesn’t go summer-dormant the way the popular ...

There are several reasons your bleeding hearts might not be growing the way you'd like them to. Here's why your bleeding ...

Since many common plants appeal to more than one sense, you likely already have the beginnings of a sensory garden in your ...

A classic cottage garden staple, bleeding hearts have long been a favorite in perennial gardens. It’s easy to see how these plants, with their heart-shaped pink or white blooms, have captured ...

In this week’s edition of In the Garden, Caleb Johnson with Johnson Brothers Garden Market takes a look at fragrant and ...

Plants with heart-shaped leaves add a touch of romance and elegance to gardens, landscapes, and indoor spaces. These leaves’ ...

If you are searching for an eye-catcher to add to your garden for a patriotic day like Memorial Day, you might want to consider Clerodendrum thomsoniae, bleeding heart vine, aka bleeding glory ...

If you take root cuttings in the spring, the new bleeding heart sprouts can be planted into the garden later that season. One final way to propagate your bleeding heart is to harvest and plant ...

That means it liked it right there, and if we create similar conditions with northerly exposures and rapid drainage, the species becomes an ideal native perennial for shade in the dry colorful garden.

Here are the best shade perennials gardening experts recommend, including plants that attract pollinators such as bees and ...

SEATTLE — Seattle gardening expert Ciscoe Morris' May Plant of the Month is bleeding heart, which comes in many varieties – three of which he has in his home garden. The first one has light ...