
CANBY, Ore. – Terra Nova Nurseries has made the Dicentra Amore series available to landscapers. The collection includes two new varieties, Dicentra ‘Amore Rose’ (bottom) and Dicentra ‘Amore Pink’ (top). As a whole, the series has superior vigor with a dwarf habit and produces bountiful flowers throughout the spring and summer months. Landscapers can take advantage of the series’ ability to perform well in woodland and shade gardens to satisfy varying visions of design.
‘Amore Rose’ blooms bright, rose-pink flowers over compact mounds of feathery foliage. In addition to an impressive flower count, it has extended bloom time from May to August. A great planting partner to several shade plants, the experts at Terra Nova Nurseries recommend pairing this with Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Fountain’ and Corydalis ‘Blue Panda’. For optimal growth, ‘Amore Rose’ requires moist, loamy soil. This plant grows well in zones 5 – 9 and the average size includes 9” Height / 14” Width / 14” Flower Height.
‘Amore Pink’ blooms an abundance of light pink flowers, accentuated by contrasting blue foliage. For landscape professionals looking to include a dicentra similar to Terra Nova Nurseries’ ‘King of Hearts’, ‘Amore Pink’ is a good choice with its bigger, pinker flowers. With a clump-forming habit that prefers moist, loamy soil, ‘Amore Pink’ performs well in zones 5 – 9. The average size includes 9” Height / 14” Width / 14” Flower Height.
Additional information about the Dicentra Amore series can be seen on Terra Nova Nurseries’ website at www.terranovanurseries.com.
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