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    1. Latter-Ask-6494 on

      I am wondering if the soil is not good and supplying the nutrients they need

    2. Latter-Republic-4516 on

      I’ve had Bleeding Heart for about 15 years and they start looking like this when the weather gets warm. I cut them back to the ground and they come back fine the next spring. I have plants close to them that get bigger as the Bleeding Heart dies back so there isn’t an empty space. I’m in Michigan and my plants are established so you may not want to cut yours back this year. I don’t know how that will affect a first year plant.

    3. hastipuddn on

      Mine go dormant when weather heats up. That looks to be what is happening. I just cut it down at that point. It always comes back – had it for many years.

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