20 Pcs Black Bleeding Heart Seeds Dicentra Spectabilis Shade Flower Garden Spring Flowering

Gardening is for everyone, adds positive energy into your life, gives you something fun to do Bleeding Hearts Zone 3-9 Bloom: Summer-Fall Plant Height 10""-12"" Light: Part Shade Growing Bleeding Hearts from Seed Bleeding heart plants can be propagated from seed and these are some tips to help your seeds have the best possible chance to turn into beautiful flowers. Moisten a mixture of half coarse sand and half milled peat in a small (46"") pot with water.? You will only need to sow 3-4 seeds in each pot poking a one-half-inch deep hole for each of the seeds. Place only one seed in a hole then cover with loose peat that has been slightly moistened. Press the peat to make it slightly firm. Grab some plastic wrap from the kitchen and completely wrap however many pots you have made then place them all in the freezer for about six weeks. Once you remove the pots from your freezer I would recommend that you place them on a propagation mat at about 60-65 degrees close to a window that allo