
source link Hearts of Spring © 2010 Bo Mackison
https://penielenv.com/ju1st80od My grandmother’s garden had a bleeding hearts plant. I was fond of the tiny pink hearts that would bloom in April and May, all bunched together on branches. I always wanted to pick the branches of bleeding hearts to put in a jar in the house, but that wasn’t allowed. I can see why now. There is something quite magnificent about a little bush covered with rows upon rows of tiny fragile heart flowers.
https://dcinematools.com/zve5dp178e These bleeding hearts are not from my grandmother’s garden. They were photographed at the Allen Centennial Gardens in the heart of the University of Wisconsin’s urban campus. This 2.5 acre garden serves the University’s horticultural program and students, although the university and Madison communities also benefit from this garden filled with botanical wonders and lovely sitting spaces.
source link I haven’t seen the bleeding hearts plant. How very pretty they are! Is this plant a type of climbing woody vine?
get link Very pretty! Earlier this spring I was afraid that the severe cold weather we had in October had killed our plant, but it’s coming up just fine now. I always look forward to those blossoms!
https://onlineconferenceformusictherapy.com/2025/02/22/t3qw9fd9 looks like a big valentine.
see So lovely. So lovely.