Origin
The Dicentra 'Amore Titanium', also known as the Bleeding Heart, originates from Asia. It is a hardy perennial that grows wild in cool, mountainous areas. It is one of many variants within the Dicentra genus, most of which originate from East Asia and North America.

Characteristics
The Dicentra 'Amore Titanium' is a compact plant with a height of roughly 25-30 centimetres and a width of 30-40 centimetres. This plant has striking silver leaves and displays beautiful bright pink flowers in a heart shape, appearing from late spring to early autumn. The plant is not attractive to deer and other herbivores, but is highly attractive to bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.

Care
The Dicentra 'Amore Titanium' requires minimal maintenance. The plant prefers partial shade to full sun and well-drained soil. They are hardy and can withstand temperatures down to -20 °C. In the summer months, they need regular watering to prevent dehydration, but in the winter, excess water should be avoided to prevent rot. It is recommended to fertilise the plant annually in the early spring for the best growth and blooming.