Bleeding Hearts False SunflowerEasy care perennial adds plenty of pizzazz to wildflower, perennial and pollinator gardens with the colors of a sunset. Bleeding Hearts False Sunflower features flowers that begin fire red and fade to orange red and bronze hues. Dark purple foliage and black stems provide a dramatic backdrop for the flowers. A native North American perennial, Bleeding Hearts blooms from early summer until fall and lures pollinators to the garden. Growing 3 4 ft. tall,

but can be grown as a house or patio plant in northern areas

Growing 14-16 in

"This is the best asparagus I've had

golden flowers)

Easy to grow—tolerates a wide range of conditions but prefers full sun and well-drained soil

one for a Reachables® tree

Striking color contrast

deep red beets are 8+ in

Camassia Quamash (Common Camas)

hyacinths and crocuses with the nitrogen

They're followed by the brightly colored

slightly acidic soil in full sun