Bleeding Heart from seed?
8 years ago
Here is a photo of some very fat seed pods on a white Bleeding Heart. I'm wondering why I never see seedlings near the original plants if they produce seed this well. And since they don't do it on their own, can I save this seed and start them myself?
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