| Description | Pacific bleeding heart is a low growing perennial that thrives in moist shade. Silvery-green foliage emerges in late winter and provides a backdrop for drooping sprays of showy pink and white heart-shaped flowers in mid-spring to early summer. After flowering in late summer, foliage dies back until winter rain and cooler temperatures return. |
| Plant Type | Perennial. |
| Flower Color | Pink and white. |
| Bloom Period | March-July. |
| Height at Maturity | 12-18" |
| Plant Spacing | 1-2' |
| Light Requirements | Shade to part sun. |
| Moisture Needs | Prefers moist soil. |
| Soil Type |
Well drained, rich in organic matter. |