RHH's photos with the keyword: dicentra

These are the same family as Bleeding Heart and were photographed in Aman Park in western Michigan.

We photographed these spring wildflowers in several Michigan parks, along with many others. They are one of my favorites because they do indeed resemble a up-side-down pair of old Dutchman's Breeches. The belong to the same family as the Bleeding Heart and as Squirrel Corn, shown in one of the insets.

The foliage is of the Pacific Bleeding Heart, Dicentra formosa, but the photo was taken for the water drops on the edges of the foliage. We did not find a lot of wildflowers in bloom at Mount Hood but these were just starting (see inset for flowers).

Another photo from Lake Padden Park, this shows the Pacific Bleeding Heart, Dicentra formosa, one of our common spring wildflowers.

White Bleeding Heart (Dicentra spectabilis). In Explore May 7, 2009, #399.

Photographed at Christenson's Nursery.

Photographed along the Baker Lake Trail, this is one of our loveliest spring wildflowers with its fern-like foliage and striking blooms. ronaldhanko-orchidhunter.blogspot.com/2012/04/baker-river...

After climbing the Old Mount Si trail we also hiked the Little Si trail, much shorter and much less steep. We found these along that trail in the sunnier areas, one of our distinctive spring wildflowers. Their botanical name is Dicentra formosa. ronaldhanko-orchidhunter.blogspot.com/2013/05/mount-si.html