Heuchera can be propagated by several different methods and most are very successful 1. Division: This is by far the easiest and most successful way to replicate your heuchera.  When your heuchera starts to grow into a nice size you will be able to see the “plants within the plant” which means it could be [...]

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Tags: How to Propagate Heuchera, Making New Heuchera

A new release from France’s Thierry Delabroye, Heuchera ‘Pistache’ is a chartreuse yellow leafed plant that turns more of a light green when in shade.  The thicker leaves of the villosa breeding helps this plant avoid the foliar diseases that the other varieties such as “Lime Rickey’ fall victim to. Height: 15-18″ Width: 18″ Zone: [...]

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Tags: New varieties, Pistache, Yellow Leaves

A selection from Dirk Scheys of Belgium, Heuchera ‘Blackout’ was supposed to be the Heuchera that replaced ‘Obsidian’.  While it didn’t do that, it has become a very popular dark leafed heuchera.  It does get darker in color than Obsidian, and has a glossy leaf, but not quite the sheen of Obsidian.  Don’t let this [...]

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A Ray Brown introduction, Heuchera ‘Crimson Curls’, emerges in the spring with dark burgundy to red leaves with a nice purple underneath.  As the season progresses the leaves add some green.  The real reason to grow this variety is the amazing curl of the leaves.  One of the tightest curls and most unusual textured leaves [...]

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Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ has been one of the top heucheras for many years. Even with all the new varieties constantly coming out, this one still stays in the top ten.  Plum Pudding has a lighter purple foliage than many other heucheras and has a nice silver veining. Great winter interest as the veins really shine [...]

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Tags: Mottled Leaf, Plum Pudding, Purple Leaves, Top 10, Winter Interest

One of the more interesting coral bells on the market.  Spotted and blotched with purple, chartreuse, amber-gold, this heuchera is a rainbow of colors.  Some love it, some hate it but all agree it’s different and that’s why we think you should add it to your collection. Height: 15″ Width: 18″ Zone: 4-9 Leaf Color: [...]

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Southern Comfort Heuchera is Terra Nova Nursery’s version of Heuchera ‘Caramel’.  It’s a beautiful plant with peachy orange new leaves.  We prefer Caramel but admit that Southern Comfort is brighter and draws more attention in the spring.  Another nice trait are the large leaves that can be as large as your hand by years end. [...]

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Tags: Orange Leaves, Peach Leaves, Southern Comfort