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given to me by my children on mother's day 2006.

April flowering perennial, this plant is nearly 10 years old.

Dicentra spectabilis also known as Venus's car, bleeding heart, Dutchman's trousers

Bleeding hearts, macro. HOT PINK!

The structure on a bleeding heart flower is incredible.

Thanks to Darkwood67 for the use of his texture -silence is gold.

Bleeding Gods - Metaldays 2018

Only God could create something this lovely.

Mrs D’s ‘Dicentra Spectabilis’ just coming into bloom in the last few days. Known as ‘Bleeding Heart’ for obvious reasons, though the colours of this plant can vary from a deeper carmine to white (the Alba variety).

 

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Today was my first 'photo excursion' into our back yard. I noticed these bleeding hearts the other day and wanted to catch them before they were gone

Passeggiando con il cane lungo la riva di un fiume, mi sono imbattuto in questo singolare e bellissimo fiore. E' stata una scoperta emozionante, e spero che la fotografia possa rendere almeno in parte la bellezza di questo incredibile fiore.

I had never seen this kind of flower before yesterday.

The Naptown Roller Girls from Indianapolis take on the Bleeding Heartland Roller Girls from Bloomington Indiana in their third bout of Season 8 at the Indianapolis Indiana Convention Center.

 

Final Scores:

Naptown Warning Belles: 391

Bleeding Heartland Code Blue Assassins: 55

 

Naptown Tornado SIrens: 295

Bleeding Heartland Flatliners: 148

 

If you display these images online please photo credit Marc Lebryk. For all other useage or inquiries please visit www.lebryk.com

 

©Marc Lebryk 2014

 

The Naptown Roller Girls from Indianapolis take on the Bleeding Heartland Roller Girls from Bloomington Indiana in their third bout of Season 8 at the Indianapolis Indiana Convention Center.

Final Scores:

Naptown Warning Belles: 391

Bleeding Heartland Code Blue Assassins: 55

 

Naptown Tornado SIrens: 295

Bleeding Heartland Flatliners: 148

 

If you display these images online please photo credit Marc Lebryk. For all other useage or inquiries please visit www.lebryk.com

©Marc Lebryk 2014

Bleeding heart "alba" (Dicentra spectabilis) -- another toxic garden plant.

 

I got in trouble with the tourguide for climbing over a hedge into the flowerbed to get this shot. I was annoyed because I had only just begun to shoot them -- I only got two shots before she shooed me back over the hedge. Oh well. Honestly, couldn't they have planted them closer to the path? :)

 

On Explore/interestingness for June 5; highest position #323.

photographed on the grounds of Marylhurst University

Main St. Car Free Festival

Vancouver, BC, June 19, 2011

 

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I've been to the Chicago Botanic Garden enough now that when they clean up some areas, move plants around, it takes me by surprise. The area these white bleeding heart are in used to have many of the pink variety, but many have been removed. Not sure why. Thankfully, these white ones are still in their place.

 

Happy weekend!

Woods Cree chewed the inner root and used it to stop bleeding, reduce infection and promote the healing of deep cuts. (Royer & Dickinson, 2007)

Have a nice day, everyone!

Main St. Car Free Festival

Vancouver, BC, June 19, 2011

 

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Bleeding Milk Cap (Lactarius rubrilacteus). Portola Redwoods State Park. San Mateo Co., Calif.

Bleeding fairy helmet, Mycena haematopus.

 

One of a number of species that bleed colored latex when damaged, in this case dark red. On a decaying log in a mostly deciduous forest.

 

Walker Preserve, Normandy Park, Washington State, October 21, 2018.

This wasn't what I was going for when I decided to take picture of a bleeding heart. I wanted to capture the way the blooms sort of resemble a string of dripping hearts on a clothesline... but I liked the colour of this shot.... so I posted it.

Main St. Car Free Festival

Vancouver, BC, June 19, 2011

 

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