(Alumroot, Purple Petticoats Alumroot)

The frilly-edged, deep wine-colored foliage of Heuchera ‘Purple Petticoats’ is scattered with patches of faint silver and lightly suffused with varying shades of green. A modest display of small, white flowers appear on wiry stems in late spring to early summer.

Heuchera is happiest when grown in partial sun or bright filtered shade similar to that of a naturally open forest. In the South it requires protection from direct afternoon sun. Well-drained, neutral, organic-rich...

(Coralbells, Dolce® Blackcurrent Coralbells)

This award winning beauty offers deeply romantic looks with its purple and silver foliage for the semi-shaded garden. This is a contemporary Heuchera hybrid, the result of breeding that utilizes a number of North American native species. The goal is a plant with the same beautiful flowers of its ancestors plus a vivid year around foliage color that makes it a real plum in the garden. This is a small clump-forming perennial bearing large, fancy ruffled leaves in deep purple to almost black...

(Alumroot)

Heuchera is a diverse genus that comprises approximately 50 species and hundreds of hybrid cultivars. These hardy perennials are endemic to North America and most commonly grown for their attractive basal clumps of evergreen, semi-evergreen or herbaceous foliage that come in a variety of colors, including variegates. Some species, such as Heuchera sanguinea, have attractive flowers as well.

Most Heuchera grow best in part sun to part shade and prefer evenly moist and...

(Coralbells, Raspberry Ice Coralbells)

A real treat for the garden, Heuchera ‘Raspberry Ice' features lobed, burgundy-green leaves with soft, darker veining, highlighted with a silvery overlay. Slender stems of delicate, pink, bell-shaped flowers are held above the foliage in late spring to early summer.

Heuchera is happiest when grown in partial sun or bright filtered shade similar to that of a naturally open forest. In the South it requires protection from direct afternoon sun. Well-drained, neutral, organic-rich...

(Coralbells, Rave On Coralbells)

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(Coralbells)

Heuchera is a diverse genus that comprises approximately 50 species and hundreds of hybrid cultivars. These hardy perennials are endemic to North America and most commonly grown for their attractive basal clumps of evergreen, semi-evergreen or herbaceous foliage that come in a variety of colors, including variegates. Some species, such as Heuchera sanguinea, have attractive flowers as well.

Most Heuchera grow best in part sun to part shade and prefer evenly moist and...

(Coralbells, Regina Coralbells)

Heuchera ‘Regina’ features slightly lobed, burgundy-green leaves with darker green veins and a light, silvery overlay. A delicate display of small, bright pink, bell-shaped flowers appear on slender stems in late spring to early summer.

Heuchera is happiest when grown in partial sun or bright filtered shade similar to that of a naturally open forest. In the South it requires protection from direct afternoon sun. Well-drained, neutral, organic-rich soil with average moisture...

(Alumroot, Ring of Fire Alumroot)

The unusually large leaves of Heuchera ‘Ring of Fire’ feature dark green veins and a silvery overlay. In the fall, the foliage develops bright, pinkish-red edges which are retained through winter in milder climates. A delicate display of small, pale pink, bell-shaped flowers appear on slender stems in late spring to early summer.

Heuchera is happiest when grown in partial sun or bright filtered shade similar to that of a naturally open forest. In the South it requires...

(Coralbells, Rose Mirrors Coralbells)

Compact size and scalloped, deep burgundy leaves lightly frosted with silver make Heuchera ‘Rose Mirrors’ an attractive choice for spatially challenged beds and borders. Small, showy panicles of tiny, fringed, rose-pink flowers are displayed charmingly atop slender stems in late spring to early summer.

Heuchera is happiest when grown in partial sun or bright filtered shade similar to that of a naturally open forest. In the South it requires protection from direct afternoon...

(Coralbells)

Heuchera is a diverse genus that comprises approximately 50 species and hundreds of hybrid cultivars. These hardy perennials are endemic to North America and most commonly grown for their attractive basal clumps of evergreen, semi-evergreen or herbaceous foliage that come in a variety of colors, including variegates. Some species, such as Heuchera sanguinea, have attractive flowers as well.

Most Heuchera grow best in part sun to part shade and prefer evenly moist and...