'Gold Heart' Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart Dicentra spectabilis

This was my first plant I brought home from when i studied horticulture in college. It was my absolute favorite then and is still my favorite many years later. I planted it in full shade as the centerpiece with 3 large, aromatic hostas. I let the 2 varieties of wild violets and wild strawberries grow as groundcover. I also had tradscantias, astilbes, Japanese painted ferns, Solomon's seal, English ivy, a regular bleeding heart, and several other shade-loving plants nearby. I wanted to plant a taller groundcover or a flower that was of median height to the other plants around the gold bleeding heart to smooth out the drastic height/size differences in that area but I ended up moving before I was comfortable with planting around the bleeding heart; I felt it hadn't grown large enough for me to gauge how much room I actually had to work with. By the time I moved it was 3 years old and about 1'×1'.