Bleeding Hearts- After Bloom Prune June 6

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My Bleeding Hearts have been in blooms since mid early April. The bottom leaves are starting to turn yellow. Also, it is pushing the Hellebores next to it on its side. I always trim yellow branches, spent flower stalks and anything that is in others way. I trim as needed till the whole plant is cut to the ground, usually sometime in July.
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@Carlinnful Год назад

Helpful video, thanks! Also the song made me break out into some dance moves

@GardenNotes Год назад

Glad you find the video helpful! I do the same as well - move with upbeat music! 🕺💃

@zuleicaarias5744 Год назад

Thank you for the video I thought I was killing my plant because it was turning yellow

@GardenNotes Год назад

You are most welcomed!

@tonymichaels5592 19 дней назад

We've had a bleeding heart bush in our backyard for over 20 years that always did well. Until 6 or 7 years ago when some guests young children trampled it on us during a 4th of July party. It hasn't been the same since. Each year since it's gotten smaller. It still blooms, but dies out by mid July. I think this is because of the abuse it suffered that day, my wife disagrees. A once grand plant is dwindling away on us. Is there anything we can do to revive it? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer

@GardenNotes 18 дней назад

I would add fertilizer in Spring to bring back its vitality. If you have been doing that and still not working well, would suggest digging it out, dividing it and re-plant. Perennials have limited life and will decline if not divided for a long time. Kids stepping on should not have long term effect, May be just 1 or 2 year. Hope this helps and good luck 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻let us know what the progress is later if you have a moment!

@tonymichaels5592 18 дней назад

@GardenNotes Thank you! Any particular type of fertilizer?

@clarawright2662 Месяц назад

Terrible at least you could tell us what you're doing terrible terrible terrible

@GardenNotes Месяц назад

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@clarawright2662 Месяц назад

Terrible at least you could tell us what you're doing terrible terrible terrible

@GardenNotes Месяц назад

Yes I could have. Had it not for - my mother language is not English, my articulation is clumsy, my nerve is not strong enough, yard is in a noisy high traffic area. I always envy those who can! My apologies!

@GardenNotes Месяц назад