Dactylicapnos (syn. Dicentra) scandens, Climbing Bleeding Heart Size:0.67 qt and mountain forests throughout its

and mountain forests throughout its native range from Southern Washington through Oregon and into Southern California

full sun site that begs for a focal point or punctuation—a sculptural anthropomorphic form

purple at the centers

this one really does need well-draining soil and is more drought-tolerant than most Daphne

Those who love the tropicalesque (or are just crazy for orange) will love this

Dactylicapnos (syn. Dicentra) scandens, Climbing Bleeding Heart Size:0.67 qt and mountain forests throughout itsA seeming contradiction in terms: a vining bleeding heart! But it's one of several. Dainty clusters of narrow, yellow, heart shaped flowers on a supremely delicate, but vigorous vine; surprises your friends and neighbors who knew there were vining and yellow bleeding hearts! It blooms from July through October, its fading flowers then becoming nice, bean like seed pods. It appreciates cool, well draining soil, because, after all, it came to us from