Cultivars
'Candy Hearts'     Dicentra peregrinax Dicentra eximia
This compact dwarf rhizomatous perennial grows to 300 mm (1 ft) tall by 150 mm (6 in) wide with blue-grey foliage and produces rose pink heart-shaped lightly fragrant flowers in clusters above the foliage from spring to summer.

It grows in a semi-shaded to shaded moist position in USDA zones 3-8. This small perennial is grown as a specimen in containers or planted long borers and attracts humming birds.

'Ivory Hearts'      Dicentra eximiax Dicentra peregrina
This compact dwarf rhizomatous perennial grows to 300 mm (1 ft) tall by 400 mm (16 in) wide with blue-grey foliage and produces white heart-shaped flowers in clusters above the foliage from spring to summer.

It grows in a semi-shaded to shaded moist position on sandy to clay soils and is pH adaptable. This small perennial is grown as a specimen in containers, alpine or rock gardens, along shaded borers and is bird attracting. USDA zones 3-8

'King of Hearts'      Dicentra peregrinax (Dicentra formosa subsp. oregana x Dicentra eximia)
This perennial forms a mounded habit up to (8in) tall by (14in) wide with mid-green deeply cut fernlike leaves. From spring to summer it produces clusters of nodding carmine-rose bell shaped flowers in terminal clusters high above the foliage.

In cooler regions the flowers continue during summer and prefers a semi-shaded cool at position. It grows in most well-drained humus moist rich soils but definitely dislikes wet soils during winter. It is mass planted under trees or planted in shaded rockeries or borders. USDA zones 3-8

'Luxuriant'      Dicentra eximiax Dicentra peregrina
This compact rhizomatous perennial grows to 300 mm (1 ft) tall by 450 mm (18 in) wide with mid-deep green foliage and produces cherry-red bell-shaped flowers in clusters above the foliage from mid-spring to summer.

It planted in a semi-shaded to shaded moist position on sandy to clay soils and is pH adaptable. This small perennial is grown as a specimen in containers, alpine or rock gardens, along shaded borers and is bird attracting. USDA zones 3-8

'Tsuneshigo Rokujo'     Dicentra nevadensisx Dicentra peregrina
This perennial forms a mounded habit with mid-green deeply cut fernlike leaves. From spring to summer it produces clusters of nodding pink bell shaped flowers in terminal clusters high above the foliage.

In cooler regions the flowers continue during summer and prefer a semi-shaded cool at position. It grows in most well-drained humus moist rich soils but definitely dislikes wet soils during winter. It is mass planted under trees or planted in shaded rockeries or borders. USDA zones 3-8