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(Upload on November 8 2016) [ 日本語 | English ]

Dicentra Bernh. (コマクサ) Hanakemansou (ハナケマンソウ, 花華鬘草), Pacific, western or wild bleeding heart) Amerikakomakusa (アメリカコマクサ, 亜米利加駒草) Lifeform: perennial forb producing rhizomes, with 45-60 cm tall when flowering Distribution: native to the western North America (between California to British Columbia)

Habitat: moist woodlands, forests, and streambanks Flower: heart-shaped; pink, red or white Use: gardening ssp. oregona (Eastw.) Munz, Oregon bleeding heart; flowers cream or pale yellow ssp. formosa, the type; flowers = (purple) pink or white Cultivars: langtrees, margaret fish, quicksilver, snowflakes, sweet heart, bacchanal, coldham, luxuriant, zestful

Dicentra formosa in Hokkaido

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[1-3] at a small flower garden along a roadside south to the Botanic Garden of Hokkaido University, Sapporo, on July 13 2016.