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Partial shade is a useful starting point; sun tolerance varies by cultivar and pale leaves can scorch.
Learn how to care for your green friend
Heuchera spp. and hybrids
Perennials · Planned variety
Coral bells form low clumps of rounded, lobed leaves in green, bronze or purple, depending on cultivar. Fine flower stems carry small bells above foliage that can remain through mild winters.
Outdoor sheltered border or draining container.
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Partial shade is a useful starting point; sun tolerance varies by cultivar and pale leaves can scorch.
Water new plants regularly during their first season; water established plants in long dry spells. Check pots often in summer and avoid waterlogging.
Organic-rich, well-drained soil; keep the crown at or just above soil level.
Borders generally need no fertilizer; an optional general-purpose spring feed should follow the label rate. Feed long-term containers with liquid fertilizer in spring and summer at label intervals and dilution.
Hardiness varies by cultivar; verify its label and protect exposed containers during hard freezes.
Provide airflow; no misting needed. Heat and humidity tolerance varies, with H. villosa ancestry often helpful.
In Metro Vancouver, shelter soggy pots from winter rain. Check for lifted crowns in spring, replant at surface level, remove damaged leaves and divide ageing clumps every three to four years; verify cultivar hardiness.
ASPCA lists Heuchera sanguinea as non-toxic to cats and dogs; that exact listing does not verify every hybrid. Discourage children and pets from eating ornamental plants.
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Visit The Golden BazaarGuidance is a starting point. Adjust watering to your plant, pot, light and season; follow fertilizer labels and check outdoor cultivar hardiness.