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Eliza Waters 
Such a unique bloom. Love them!
Thank you, Sandy. Always charming!
Were the pretty white ones you showed us cultivars, or a naturally occurring variant? The arching stems do show off the flowers quite nicely!
Thanks, Linda. According to google, the ‘Alba’ cultivar was first recognized in 1906. It does come true from seed, so isn’t a sport that has to be vegetatively propagated. There is also a new cultivar ‘Cupid’ that is a salmon color, presumably a cross between the red and white. My sister gave me one that has flowered for the first time this year, albeit a small showing, but it will thrive I expect.
What a beauty!
Thank you, Monika! I like your new gravatar. 💕
Thank you, Eliza. We thought we should sync the blog and social media after realizing it still included Elsa’s image. I’m sorry to see hers be retired but knew I couldn’t hang on forever. She’ll just be in my heart, not visible digitally. 😢
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Awww, lovely! Nature literally speaking about love…! Thanks for this beauties, Eliza! Light and blessings to you 🙏✨🌈
Thank you, Susana. ‘What the world needs now is love, sweet love.’ 🎶 🙂
Such a dainty, beautiful and endearing flower.
Thanks, they are looking esp. wonderful this year. 🙂
Such stunning beauties – love it!
Thank you, Flavia!
Eliza, you have outdone yourself with capturing the beauty in this scene! Simply gorgeous. 😊
Thank you very much, Pepper!
🩷🩷🩷 Love it!
Thank you, Cathy! 🙂
Gorg. Gorg. GORGEOUS!!!!!
🙂 Thank you, Dawn!
Gorgeous flowers and capture Eliza! 🩷 xxx
Thank you, Xenia!
Such graceful plants! If only they survived longer than a nanosecond here.
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Thank you, Kris. They do prefer their moist woodland edges. 🙂
Beautiful 🤩🤩🥰💖
Thank you, Susan!
I miss those.
They are a staple here, but I understand they don’t like the heat of the southwest.
Ah, now this is what I think of when I hear the term ‘Bleeding Heart.’ Such a gorgeous flower, and it’s easy to see where it got its name!
Thank you, Debbie. It’s a classic, isn’t it? 🙂
Such a beautiful photo, Eliza. I love the column of yellow in the background, it sets of the Bleeding Heart perfectly.
Thank you, Tina. 💖
Lovely.
Thanks, Cindy. 🙏🏼
Very pretty plant.
Thank you, Adele!
They are lovely. Nice composition too!
Thank you, Belinda. I love this flower!
I ❤ it!
Our neighbors have two bleeding heart plants and I can see them through the fence.
Thank you, Tanja. Over the years my patch has grown and it is looking so pretty right now. 🙂
Here, too, it seems at the height of its bloom.
Keep enjoying!
I love Bleeding Hearts. I have about five or six pink ones and one red. I think I need a white one. 🙂
They are such a graceful flower. I could send you some ‘alba’ seeds if you’d like.
I would be thrilled to try a couple of seeds.
Send your mailing address to my email (on my About page) and I’ll send them when they ripen. I’ll also have various columbine if you are interested.
A pretty pair of arched flower stems. Such lovely colors!
Thank you, Tom. Their beauty just begs a photo!
I love bleeding hearts. One of my favorites.
Thank you, Debra. They really shine in the spring garden.
Lovely pinks, yellows, and greens. Ahhhh
🙂 Thank you, Alys!
very pretty
Thank you, K. I enjoy them every year with their bumblebee ‘tenders’ and nice long bloom time (provided there is no hard frost or heat wave). 🙂
Looks like your garden is off to a wonderful start this year! Wonderful photo of a favorite.🙂
Thank you, it seems things are off to a galloping start, coming on hard and fast. I can’t keep up!
So pretty! 🩷
Thank you, Barbara!
Great composition and capture, and one of my favorite springtime perennials!
Thank you, Denise. Such a charming flower!