HEUCHERA (H.americana x villosa x H.micrantha) Newest Hybr.

Heuchera (H. americana x villosa x H. micrantha) Newest Hybrids, commonly known as Hybrid Coral Bells, are attractive herbaceous perennials grown primarily for their colorful, textured foliage. These hybrids may produce leaves in a wide range of shades including purple, bronze, silver, green, amber, burgundy, or variegated tones, often with ruffled edges, bold veining, or metallic highlights. In late spring to summer, slender stems rise above the foliage carrying delicate sprays of small bell-shaped flowers in white, cream, pink, or coral tones, adding airy movement and soft contrast to the garden.

Thrives in rich, well-drained soil with consistent moisture. Avoid planting in heavy, waterlogged conditions. Requires minimal maintenance once established and benefits from mulch to help retain soil moisture and protect shallow roots. Remove faded flower stems and trim away damaged or tired foliage to keep the plant looking fresh. Pairs well with hostas, ferns, astilbes, brunnera, and hakone grass for a colorful, layered shade garden display. Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds when in bloom. Generally avoided by deer and rabbits. Excellent for borders, woodland gardens, shade gardens, containers, edging, or mass plantings. Heuchera Newest Hybrids are versatile and dependable foliage perennials that thrive in partially shaded gardens, adding long-lasting color, texture, and year-round interest in milder climates. Their compact habit, diverse foliage colors, and delicate flower stems make them valuable choices for brightening shaded or mixed perennial plantings.

Sun Requirements:

Partial Shade to Full Sun. Performs best in partial shade, especially with protection from hot afternoon sun, but many hybrids can tolerate full sun in cooler climates if the soil remains consistently moist.

Maximum Growth Height:

8–18 inches (20–45 cm), with flower stems reaching up to 18–30 inches (45–75 cm) and a spread of about 12–24 inches (30–60 cm).

Bloom Month:

May to July. Blooms from late spring into summer, producing airy sprays of small bell-shaped flowers above colorful foliage.