I love this plant......Blooms & Blooms.....I have two, but this one is the oldest one, and the other one I have is blooming, but not like this one...I think I have the newer one in a wrong spot...I should move over by this one....
Enjoy!
Dicentra 'Luxuriant'
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That's so pretty! 
Is that a primrose behind it?
Is that a primrose behind it?Pat
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Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you.
~ Walt Whitman
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doublemom2
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- USDA Zone: 8
- Location: WA State zone 8
If you ever get the chance to buy Dicentra 'King of Hearts"... go for it! I bought mine last April in bloom, and it finished blooming in August. It was amazing how long it kept going. And the best part is that it makes a nice compact mound, which is important to me because I don't have much space left LOL!
Andi
Andi
Andi
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Andi, now that you say *King of Hearts* I think that is what this is...... 
Such an air head I am..... 
I saw the picture last night and meant to say something. Very pretty plant. Both Luxuriant and King of Hearts are a couple of my favorite shade plants 
Lucy that's PURTY.
O.C. is eally enjpoying seeing g all these pretty shade bed plants. He sees he HAS lots to choose from for his new bed...
That usually Funny and always VERY Friendly Old Coot, named John, REALLY enjoying Spring with all of God's pretty Flowers........and TODAY glowing with pride at the new ones blooming in his yard and on his deck !!!!
That usually Funny and always VERY Friendly Old Coot, named John, REALLY enjoying Spring with all of God's pretty Flowers........and TODAY glowing with pride at the new ones blooming in his yard and on his deck !!!!
There may be snow in the garden, but there will always be eternal springtime in the heart of this old gardner - Saying of Old Coot
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Astilbeblu
- Posts: 665
- Joined: Oct 20, 2001 8:00 pm
- USDA Zone: 5
- Location: Ware, Massachusetts
I started out nine years ago with 4 small pots of Dicentra "Luxuriant" ....They were very happy where they were for several years...I dug up the original plants to split them up...ended up giving them all away....the next year.....they were popping up all over!....I give away several plants every year! They are not exactly invasive...but once it's happy....in reproduces like crazy..
Dorothy