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Compact, mounding habit. Glossy dark maroon, almost black, rounded leaves keep their color all season. Contrasting spikes of white flowers appear in June and July. Excellent when massed or as a specimen plant in a perennial border. Very cold hardy. Good resistance to powdery mildew.
Also known as Small-Flowered Alumroot. Ivy-leafed. Deep mahogany red foliage which fades to bronze-green in heat. Clump forming habit makes these effective for use as a groundcover, in rock gardens or as edging plants. Bell-shaped pinkish-white flowers in late spring. Will tolerate full sun if moisture is available. ‘Palace Purple’ is perhaps the most well-recognized and widely planted variety of all heucheras.
A vigorous, clump-forming cultivar with unique apricot colored foliage. The lobed, rounded leaves emerge gray-red in spring and mature to an apricot-caramel color by summer. Soft but showy color adds warmth and contrast to mixed containers and woodland plants. Thrives in summer heat and humidity. Produces airy Light pink flowers in early summer on slender stems.
Giant 8″, peach-orange colored leaves with silvery-white overlay emerge in the spring, darkening to rose-purple in the fall. Tiny, creamy white, bell shaped flowers in late spring. Heat and humidity tolerant.
A vigorous grower with large, light lime green to chartreuse yellow leaves. Tiny creamy white flowers on upright stems appear in mid summer. Unfazed by heat and humidity, colors best in partial shade and prefers moist but well-drained soil.
Cream, bell-shaped flowers rise above very dark, almost black glossy maple-shaped leaves in June -July. Tight, compact mound, Darker leaf that H. ‘Obsidian’. Works well as edging in perennial border, or in containers.
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