| Description | A vigorus Coral Bell having green leaves with a silver ting and burgundy veins. |
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| Plant Type | All Plants, Perennials Hardy |
| Hardiness Zone | 5 |
| Sunlight | half day morning sun, part sun, may burn in full sun |
| Moisture | average, moist, never dry |
| Soil & Site | average |
| Temperature | hardy to -20 F |
| Flowers | very small, whitish flowers borne in open, airy panicles, not the showiest of Heuchera cultivars |
| Leaves | green with a silvery base, burgundy veins, colors more pronounced in the cooler |
| Dimensions | foliage mounds to 8-9 inches, flower scapes reach 24 plus inches |
| Maintenance | Depending on the species some will produce a prodigious amount of flower scapes and these should be deadheaded. I prefer to gently remove the dead leaves in the spring. Gently is the key word since Heuchera do not produce stout clumps and pieces are easily broken off. Heuchera mayfrost heave, a mulch will help prevent this. Gently pushing the plants back into the ground in the spring is a good practice. Rejuvenation by division may be need as the plants get older and form thick heavy stems at the base of the plant. |
| Propagation | division |
| Cultivar Origin | Originated at the Terra Nova Nursery in 1993 (USA) |
| Misc Facts | (syn Eco Improved) |
| Author's Notes | This is one of my favorite Heuchera. In my garden it grows in 1/2 day or less of light and produces a plethora of flowers. After deadheading I have mounds of the green\silver\maroon veined foliage. A very vigorous grower. |
| Notes & Reference | #105-Heuchera and Heucherellas (Dan Heims, Grahame Ware), #119-Heuchera, Tiarella and Heucherella A Gardeners Guide (Charles and Martha Oliver) |
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