A Timeless Shade Tradition
If you've loved plants all your life, chances are you have a childhood memory of bleeding hearts—maybe even growing in your grandparents' garden. That's why we're so pleased to bring you these reliable, old-fashioned bleeding heart varieties. Garden tested to be the biggest and the best, the varieties you'll find in this collection perform just like the ones from your earliest memories.

Beloved Bulb Companions with Old-Fashioned Flair
An ideal choice for woodland areas or shady borders, bleeding heart foliage will emerge when daffodils are still in bloom. Brightly coloured, heart-shaped flowers will soon follow, hanging above your tulips in late spring on graceful, arching stems. For a close-up view of these delicate, dangling blooms, try them in containers or cut bouquets—they last up to two weeks in a vase!

Our Old-Fashioned Bleeding Hearts Collection includes the largest varieties available in a mix of three classic and contemporary colours—red, white and pink.

This collection includes 2 each of following varieties:

Red Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart: 'Valentine' was the first red of its kind—boasting crimson hearts with white tips on burgundy stems. A surprising new twist on an "old-fashioned" species. Dicentra spectabilis 'Valentine' PP22739

White Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart: Just as charming as the original pink blooms, these pristine white hearts hang from light green stems instead of burgundy—illuminating shady spots with their refreshing colour palette. Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba'

Pink Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart: One of the oldest, but still irreplaceable, perennials in cultivation! In late spring, chains of puffy, heart-shaped flowers with rose-pink petals and white tips dangle beneath arching, leafless, burgundy stems. Dicentra spectabilis