Dicentra
 

Bleeding heart plants die back mid-summer and leave a "hole" in the
borders in which they grow at this time of year.

Does anyone have any suggestions of perennials/small shrubs that could
occupy this space once they have died back, but would not be swamped
and outcompeted by dicentra in full growth?

Would appreciate any suggestions, thanks.

Steve

Dicentra
 

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Bleeding heart plants die back mid-summer and leave a "hole" in the
borders in which they grow at this time of year.

Does anyone have any suggestions of perennials/small shrubs that could
occupy this space once they have died back, but would not be swamped
and outcompeted by dicentra in full growth?

Would appreciate any suggestions, thanks.

Steve

Hardy Fuchsia's
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Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall
www.roselandhouse.co.uk
Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and
Lapageria rosea