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: 4-9

Leaf Color: Yellow Leaves

Flower Color: White

Bloom Time: Late Summer

Light: Part Shade to Shade

Heuchera Venus ...........Heucheras.com

Heuchera Venus ...........Heucheras.com

These pictures are not enhanced or shot using any special lighting.  They really shine that much.  Heuchera Venus is a smaller heuchera at just 8″ tall but it is super full and has large silver leaves with dark green margins.  One of the best heucheras when it comes to standing out against dark mulch.  Also looks great with plants with darker foliage.  We like it better than ‘Green Spice’

Height: 8″

Width: 24″

Zone: 4-9

Leaf Color: Green with White Striations

Flower Color: White

Bloom Time: Late Spring

Light: Part Shade to Shade

Heuchera Caramel........Heucheras.com

Heuchera Caramel........Heucheras.com

Did you grow Marmalade and just love the color but hate all the fungus and root rot?  Caramel should be a much stronger plant for you and still have all the apricot and orange hues you grew to love.  Leaves come out with a burgundy color and age to an apricot, burnt orange color. Caramel has villosa parentage so it should also be more heat and humidity tolerant than many heucheras. It is a rapid grower and really fills a spot quickly.  It seems to do a little better if you keep it on the dry side, especially when young.  Take advantage of this unique color and blend it with darker heucheras or some lighter colored hostas to bring it out

Height: 24″

Width: 24″

Zone: 4-9

Leaf Color: Apricot to Orange

Flower Color: Pink

Bloom Time: Spring

Light: Part Shade to Shade