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Perennials » Heuchera
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Heuchera
We lump Heuchera (mostly native) together with Tiarella because they are related in genetics and culture. Heucherellas, also included here, are the resultant hybrids. All are great multi- season plants for the woodland garden, interesting and colorful clumps of foliage plus attractive flowers. Heuchera, a genus named for Johann Heinrich von Heucher (1677-1747), German professor of medicine, contains about 55 species of evergreen and semi-evergreen perennials from woodland and rocky sites in North America. Plants have tufts of long-stalked, rounded, cordate leaves originating from somewhat woody rootstock, and slender stems. The leaves of some forms are boldly veined and shaded or variegated, and make excellent foliage plants. Small, five-petalled flowers with saucer to urn-shaped calyx tubes bloom well above the leaves in narrow, loose panicles or racemes . The blooms of some are quite colorful, usually pink or red. We were asked last year by Charles and Martha Oliver of The Primrose Path Nursery to assume the retail portion of their Heuchera and Tiarella offerings as they have decided to shift their business to wholesale only. We have a good selection of their introductions this year, with more to come. Their hybrids are especially well-adapted to the Eastern US, as they were bred, tested, and selected here. Primrose PathTM varieties are noted in the offerings.

HEUCHERA 'Electra'
The only gold Heuchera that holds the red vein color year round. Excellent clumping habit. Nice short white flowers. Seasonal color changes from yellow to lime to tan. Shade to part shade. more info

HEUCHERA 'Harmonic Convergence'
(C8) A Primrose Path™ introduction. A mid-sized Heuchera that has boldly patterned bronze and silver foliage combined with 18 inch sprays of large, light pink flowers in late Spring to early summer. more info

HEUCHERA 'Obsidian'
This plant is stunningly black and shiny with smooth rounded leaves. It has a compact habit making it exceptional in masses in the garden or used in a mixed container. It's a great performer which holds it's color all season. more info

HEUCHERA 'Raspberry Ice'
(C8) A Primrose Path™ introduction. 'Raspberry Ice' has relatively large pink flowers in late Spring on 24" stems and beautifully marked silver and burgundy foliage. more info

HEUCHERA 'Southern Comfort' PPAF
Huge cinnamon-peach leaves and a lush habit. This plant makes a bold foliage statement. Foliage color changes from cinnamon peach to burnished copper to amber. Creamy white flowers erupt in late summer. Bred with H. villosa to do well in Southern humidit more info

HEUCHERA villosa 'Autumn Bride'
(C8) A distinctly different species with large fuzzy leaves of light green. Flowers are produced in early fall and make quite a show with numerous small white flowers making bouquets. more info

HEUCHERA villosa 'Caramel'
The new leaves emerge bright gold and deepen in color to amber-apricot, or caramel color. Flowers appear later than other species as well, and are light pink on airy 18-inch wands. more info

HEUCHERA villosa f. purpurea 'Bronze Wave'
A Primrose Path™ introduction. The wavy-margined hairy leaves are 6 to 8" across and make a clump about 24" across and 18" high. Two-foot wands of pinkish-white flowers are produced from mid to late summer. more info