One from the garden this time. I did not plant it myself, but it arrived with a seed from the neighbour’s garden.
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One from the garden this time. I did not plant it myself, but it arrived with a seed from the neighbour’s garden.
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Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
I like this plant very much.
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I was surprised how big they can grow
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I am surprised that it grew from seed. I had problems growing it.
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I was also surprised to see it growing in my garden
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I love bleeding hearts, so beautiful, and somehow seeming a bit improbable whilst clearly present.
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They are one of the first to flower in Spring. They grow quietly in a corner and suddenly add a splash of colour with their flowers
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What a pretty flower! I’m not familiar with it. 😊
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It is a perennial so remains in the garden and regrows every year.
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Lovely!
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My goodness …our bleeding hearts here on the East Coast USA bloom early in the spring. They are dormant by now. Yours appear just to be picking up stream. Wow …
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The photo is from our Spring. Ours are also now dormant
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There is a native species of bleeding heart. I had always thought that it was the same one that can be found in nurseries. However, there are so many specie, and the one in the nurseries is not the same as the native.
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I don’t know a lot about them. They sell them in the stores in Spring here, but this one just started growing in my garden. My neighbour had one and I think a seed arrived in my garden
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They used to be popular in nurseries here, but I have not seen them in a while. I sometimes see the native growing out in the forest, but they are not the same.
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