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Coral Bells

Heuchera

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Plant Type

Perennial

Hardiness Zone

4 to 9

Flower Color

pink, red, white

Bloom Period

late spring to early summer

Height at Maturity

12 to 24 inches

Width at Maturity

12 to 18 inches

Sun Requirements

full sun to partial shade

Soil Type

well-drained, moist, rich

About this species:

Coral Bells (Heuchera) are versatile perennials celebrated for their vibrant, colorful foliage and delicate, bell-shaped flowers. Native to North America, they come in a wide array of leaf colors, including shades of green, bronze, purple, and silver often with intricate veining. Blooming in late spring to early summer, their tall, slender flower spikes rise above foliage, attracting hummingbirds and other pollinators. 


It is ideal for borders, containers or woodland gardens. Coral Bells thrive in partial shade to full sun and well-draining soil. These plants grow naturally in wooded areas; therefore, planting Coral Bells, you’ll want to mimic these growing conditions by placing them in shade or filtered sun. Their year-round appeal and low maintenance nature make them a favorite for adding texture and color to landscapes.

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Key to Label Symbols:

Shelter
Hollow stems, leaves and roots are sources of shelter for wildlife. Insects may make a winter home under dropped leaves. Other animals may make shelters within the roots of the plant.
Food Source
Birds and other wildlife use the seeds, berries and leaves for their food source. Leaves may be used to help build nests for birds
Nectar Source
Bees, butterflies, birds and some insects use nectar for their food. Pollen is also used by some wildlife.
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