Bleeding Hearts - Transplant After Bloom - July 2

Two baby plants show up in a spot that used to have a Bleeding Heart. They sprouted from pieces of root that I did not completely removed. This location is not ideal since the Bleeding Hearts will hold up summer plantings. I transplanted to a more "background" location in the backyard. For the same reason, the two will be cut back and transplanted to under the Pieries Japonica, where no summer planting is likely.
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Home garden in western Canada zone 7
Music: Together With You by JR Tundra

[@dianepearson3840]

Thank you for the information it's what I needed! The video was so enjoyable and the music was great. :)

[@GardenNotes]

Thanks for your kind remarks. Glad you find the video helpful!

[@ChristopherColdness]

How to store roots in winter for next season?

[@GardenNotes]

In my zone 7 weather, I just plant the roots in ground right away. They will grow the next spring. Both roots in the video came back and bloomed in the Spring

[@GardenNotes]

No need to store

[@awebb470]

Hi you are doing a fantastic job keep up the good work thank you for showing the video❤❤

[@GardenNotes]

Thank you so much!