americanaas a parent are especially good for shady conditions.
Here are 10 great heuchera varieties that could form the beginning of a new collection in your garden.
Dark-leaved cultivars such as ‘Melting Fire’ are prone to leaf scorch in full sun areas.
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The plant also works well in summer containers, providing a foil for pink or purple plants and flowers.
The lime green foliage and red veins of ‘Electra’ offer up fun possibilities in garden design.
Pair it with a red waxbegoniaorNew Guinea impatiensto accentuate the veining.
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Keep heuchera varieties like ‘Venus’ from experiencing frost heaving in the winter with a 3-inch layer of mulch.
Water at least once a week to prevent brown leaf margins.
When it emerges, the plant resembles a mass of the most perfectfall foliageyou’ve ever seen.
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Not many plants can boast such an unusual coloration of deep wine punctuated with a smattering of magenta speckles.
‘Zipper’ (Heuchera ‘Zipper’)
Bored with the same old green plants?
It’s best to pair this heuchera punch in with a calming gray orsilver plantto avoid visual confusion.
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