Summary
Gardeners are turning to coral bells (Heuchera spp.) for vibrant, low-maintenance color in beds and containers. These perennial plants, also known as alumroot, thrive in USDA Zones 4–9, prefer partial shade to sun, and reward gardeners with striking foliage in hues from deep purple to lime green. While flowers appear on tall stalks, it’s the textured leaves that steal the show. Heucheras adapt well to varied conditions—handling drought and mixed light—and perform reliably when planted in rich, well‑draining soil. Gardeners can divide, transplant, and combine varieties to enhance garden design and seasonal interest.
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