Although the distinctive bleeding heart is a very uncomplicated plant in terms of care, it is still a problem, especially when it comes to the optimal planting date. In the article below you will find out exactly what you need to pay attention to.
When is the best time to plant Bleeding Heart?
The bleeding heart should ideally be planted from mid-April to avoid frost damage to the sensitive shoots. Do not delay planting for too long, as the perennial blooms from May. Choose the optimal location when planting to avoid transplants.
Plant bleeding heart only from mid-April
The fact that the bleeding heart is very sensitive to frost is problematic. This is not a problem in winter, as the plant retreats into its underground roots immediately after flowering and sprouts again in spring. However, the new shoots are at great risk, especially in early spring, and must therefore be, among other things, be protected by a cover. So it's important to plant the bleeding heart as late as possible, although you shouldn't take too much time - the perennial blooms from May at the latest. The best time is therefore around mid-April.
Tip
Since the bleeding heart is very loyal to its location, the perennial should not be transplanted if possible. It is therefore important to select the optimal location when planting.
