I have a Heuchera 'Peach Flambe' (a.k.a. Coral Bells), which is thriving in my front garden. Of course now I wish I'd bought more than one ;) Not to worry... I intend to propagate it somehow. Maybe I'll try a cutting.
Here's some Coral Bells info:
- Herbaceous Perennial
- Saxifragaceae family
- Zones 4-9
- Likes full sun or partial shade
- Not a native of BC (but thank you to whoever brought it here :)
- Grows tiny white blossoms on tall thin stems
- Can be propagated by division, every 3-4 years
- Preferred soil PH 6.0-7.0
- Size: 14" spread, 7" leaf height, 16" flower stem height
- Spent flower stems should be removed
- Prefers moist but well drained soil
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That is a WONDERFUL photo! So vibrant and seeing the water drops on it makes it so neat looking. Coral Bells are so striking. I love the look of the plant and it's foliage, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks :) I love sneaking out with my camera after a rainfall to see what I can find. I have a macro lens so that makes close-ups easy. I think most florals look better with water droplets on them, and they're a lot of fun to shoot.
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ReplyDeleteI also un'Heuchera Peach Flambé beautiful, the colors of its leaves are very beautiful and I love the leaves with different colors and contrast.
I have a small collection of heuchere are giving me enough satisfaction, although I live in an area apparently to their prohibitive.
I really loved your photos, very good!!
Absolutely gorgeous !!! I was looking for info about this heuchera I just bought this afternoon and found your picture and comments, thank you ! Collecting heucheras (and hostas) is a neverending story...
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