Help to identify a plant please

pagepark

I would be grateful to know the name of the plant with the pink flowers. Thanks 

Dovefromabove

I think that’s Dicentra formosa … also called western Bleeding Heart. 😊 

https://www.hardysplants.co.uk/perennials/dicentra-formosa

pagepark

Very helpful. Thanks. We've had it for years. Came from my father in law's garden. But good to know what it is 

Dovefromabove

It’s a lovely plant for woodland gardens. 😊 

Fairygirl

It has a new name now - Lamprocampnos [bit of a mouthful!]  but you'll still find the info under Dicentra.
I only grow the  white ones, and they're superb for shady sites 

Silver surfer

Fairygirl said:

It has a new name now - Lamprocampnos [bit of a mouthful!]  but you'll still find the info under Dicentra.
I only grow the  white ones, and they're superb for shady sites 

My understanding is it is still Dicentra.
It is just the large Dicentra spectabilis that have had the name change to Lamprocapnos spectabilis

Fairygirl

Apologies - I was thinking it was spectabilis that was being discussed.

JennyJ

I have a white D. Formosa with blue-ish foliage. It's a good filler in a semi-shady spot and does OK in dry soil too, but is more vigorous in damper conditions. I gave some to my Dad and it spreads more there. Here it is, coming up amongst the dying-down daffodils.