Corm for Bleeding Heart (Dicentra) is growing!
8 years ago
March 3, I posted that I had no faith in the shrunken tiny weird thing that came in a Dicentra packet from Lowes, but would plant it anyway.
Here it is today, 67 days after planting (1 in deep). Hurray!
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