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Dicentra Eximia

By Karensusan63

2 Apr, 2011
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Hardy clump forming plant with delicate deep rose-pink flowers from May to September and attractive finely cut leaves. 30cmX45cm.
Grow in a deep, fertile and moist soil in partial shade.

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Annella

I found a good spot for one of these today, lots of my winter casualties had to go so new spaces avaliable

2 Apr, 2011

Karensusan63

Lovely! It's supposed to flower all season, which would be a bonus! What did you take out?

3 Apr, 2011

Dottydaisy2

We have this, never knew what it was called, thanks I can add it to my garden list now, we have the white version too, ( ours does not flower as long as that)

3 Apr, 2011

Karensusan63

Now, I did get another new Dicentra which is quite similar to this and it's name is Dicentra Formosa. I don't have a pic of it yet, but you can google it and see what you think. :)

4 Apr, 2011

Dottydaisy2

Thanks will have a look.....

4 Apr, 2011

Dottydaisy2

Very difficult to see the difference between the two....

4 Apr, 2011

Karensusan63

Yes, that's what I thought. All I can tell you is that my Formosa is not yet flowering, and that the leaves look slightly more 'substantial'.

5 Apr, 2011

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