Fire Island
ActiveDicentra eximia x Dicentra peregrina
Shiozaki Akira
Dicentra eximia x Dicentra peregrina · Ornamentals · bred by Akira Shiozaki
also searched as: бурнинг хеарц
10 August 2026
The plant is a compact perennial 25–40 cm in height. The leaves are deeply dissected, fern-like, have a characteristic silvery-blue or grey-blue hue, and retain their decorative quality throughout the season. The flowers have a typical heart shape, are nodding, and are deep red or crimson with a white margin at the edge.
Flowering begins in mid-spring and, under favorable conditions, can continue until the end of summer or early autumn. The variety forms a sturdy bush, not prone to lodging. The plant is sensitive to excess moisture, especially in winter, and requires good soil drainage to prevent root system rot.
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Dicentra eximia x Dicentra peregrina
Shiozaki Akira
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Akira Shiozaki
Dicentra eximia x Dicentra peregrina
Akira Shiozaki
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