A gorgeous variety, Georgia Peach Coral Bell, Heuchera, features striking leaves up to 8″ that change color as the season progresses. In spring, large bright peach-colored leaves with a showy silver overlay accent the lush mound. The foliage color intensifies to darker peach, then rose-purple with a decorative frosted veil in fall and winter. In late spring into early summer tall 30″ wands of tiny white flowers appear high over the foliage. Plants form full, dense clumps. A tough selection, it looks good and thrives even in the prolonged heat and humidity. Fantastic in gardens, mass plantings, as an edger, in mixed containers, or on its own.

A garden designer’s favorite, Coral Bells’ superior mounded form, and striking evergreen leaves make them ideal for containers and edging or for neat and tidy designs. Using them in serpentine patterns can create spectacular landscapes.

Plant Coral Bells in sites with morning sun and afternoon shade or filtered light. Most prefer a break from the hot afternoon sun. Plant in soil that has been amended with compost or other organic matter. Adding a starter fertilizer at planting will help get the roots off to a fast start. Mulch is used to keep weeds down and hold moisture in the soil.