The Dicentra Spectabilis or “Bleeding Hearts” that I divided into three about a month ago now have all come up and are beginning to flower. Mother and clone and other clone are all doing well. The April showers has thankfully been doing the watering so I don’t have to.
I need to get these pictured early because it won’t take long for the insects to realise they can gnaw a hole in the top of each flower to get to the nectar.
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