Dicentra Amore Rose Size:1 Gallon Pot Growing more horizontal when young

Growing more horizontal when young

Flowering may vary in cooler regions or shorter growing seasons

Allium Millenium thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and becomes drought-tolerant once established

The tree also brings beauty well beyond one season

Additionally we recommend planting your heart hoya in a pot with drainage holes to avoid issues of overwatering and root rot

Dicentra Amore Rose Size:1 Gallon Pot Growing more horizontal when youngFern Leaf Bleeding Hearts (Dicentra 'Amore Rose') plants are compact growing perennials that produce unique heart shaped flowers from late spring to late summer each year. Their rosy pink flowers sit atop slender stems and are accompanied by deep green, fern like foliage. Unlike Common Bleeding Hearts (Dicentra sepectabllis), they do not go dormant in midsummer. However, this is only if their soil is kept moist throughout their growing season.