By Bendy
Indiana,
United States 
I have a Bleeding Heart that I have had for quite a few years. Today I noticed that some of the new growth and new flowers are distorted. Most of the plant looks fine.
I have searched the internet and cant find any pictures that even begin to resemble what I am seeing.
Any ideas?
22 Apr, 2013
Answers
It could be frost damage or weedkiller damage? The rest of the plant looks fine, so I would cut off these distorted stems and enjoy the rest of the plant.
22 Apr, 2013
Thanks. I had sprayed some weed killer, so it could be that some drifted over to it and we have had a few cold nights so frost is also -possible.
I will remove the affected parts and burn them or put them in the trash pick up just in case it is a disease or insect. :)
22 Apr, 2013
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