Heucheras are some of the most beautiful and fascinating plants to grow in lightly shaded areas of your yard. Also called coral root and coral bells, the best heuchera varieties are renowned for the ...

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Heucheras – also known as coral root and coral bells – are neat evergreen hardy perennials that are interesting additions to flower beds and much admired for their astonishing range of foliage shapes, ...

“New” doesn’t always mean improvement, but the new attention paid to the genus Heuchera, or coral bells, is an exciting improvement to foliar shapes and colors in the ornamental garden. I grow them in ...

“We’ve tested each of our 87 cultivars in the sun. Almost all survived this two-year period, but very few looked good enough to recommend planting them in full sun. Full shade to part shade is best.

There are some plants that are chosen simply for the impact the foliage has in the garden. Hostas are usually the example that comes to mind, especially for shady Pocono landscapes. There are, however ...

There are gardens of untold beauty for whom the coral bells show. Just think all of those pages of gorgeous Heuchera varieties (coral bells) have their DNA forever linked to natives in the United ...

I’ve never forgotten the sing-song lyrics to this sweet nursery rhyme of my childhood. But it wasn’t until I became a gardener that I recognized that “coral bells” referred to the nodding bell-shaped ...

If words like Key lime pie or creme brulee sound good enough to eat just wait until you put them in the garden. `Dolce Creme Brulee’ and `Dolce Key Lime Pie’ are two new varieties of Heuchera (coral ...

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“If you are like me and are crazy about perennials with dark foliage, you’ll go absolutely ‘ga ga’ over Heuchera ‘Obsidian.’ The glossy leaves on this 16-inch mound of dark purple appear almost black, ...