Heuchera villosa grows 6 to 10 inches high and requires shade and moist humus-rich soil. Leaves are deeply lobed palmate, resembling those of a maple, and both petioles and flower stems are hairy.

Once the Heuchera is established, it needs very little water. Depending on where your garden is and what species you planted, you might water only monthly to keep them lush once our winter rains ...

Carnival Rose Granita Heuchera from Darwin Perennials (Heuchera x hybrid ‘Carnival Rose Granita’) Forever Purple Coral Bells from Terra Nova Nurseries, Inc. (Heuchera ‘Forever Purple’) ...

Plantsman and plant breeder Dan Heims has applied hot water (between 100 and 120 degrees F.) to a Heuchera, killing the larvae feeding on roots, but not harming the plant.

Coleus, heuchera are colorful bedding plants. By Pam Peirce, Freelance Writer Sep 6, 2013. For colorful foliage in part shade, in cooler maritime microclimates, Heuchera is a winner.

Garden writer Ciscoe Morris says new varieties of heuchera appear each year and he offers tips on caring for the plant. Euphorbia plants add interest and color in the winter landscape.

Looking for a versatile, easy to grow perennial with colorful foliage that will add season long color and interest to your garden? On your next trip to the garden center ...

What: Good things often do come in small packages and Heuchera “Green Spice” is no exception. This charming perennial is small, but with green and silvery foliage as well as purple veining ...

Don’t judge the heuchera by the plant’s performance in July’s hot summer sun, which is definitely not their friend. They are perfect for the weather right now. Ever since their big splash as ...

Patrice Hanlon: Heuchera maxima, attractive… Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) ...