Coral bells are the low-maintenance perennials that add color to the yard without showy flowers. These plants come in many ...

Heucheras – also known as coral root and coral bells – are neat evergreen hardy perennials that are interesting additions to flower beds and much admired for their astonishing range of foliage ...

“White coral bells upon a slender stalk, Barany in the Garden: Heuchera -- The coral bells are ringing | Home And Garden | yakimaherald.com Skip to main content ...

Coral Bells, Heuchera, named in honor of Johann von Heucher, is an evergreen perennial, native to America, that blooms from early June until the end of August. Staten Island Advance/Irving ...

One such alternative is heuchera, more commonly referred to as coral bells or alumroot. The variations among heuchera seem endless; a Web search on the USDA plant database turned up no less than ...

Coleus, heuchera are colorful bedding plants. By Pam Peirce, Freelance Writer Sep 6, 2013. ... Here, a wonderful colored foliage alternative is the perennial heuchera, or coral bells.

The heuchera species — coral bells — has been around a long time. ‘Palace Purple’ is a well-loved shade plant in gardens everywhere. Its large, burgundy leaves make it a natural for eye ...

The heuchera species — coral bells — has been around a long time. “Palace Purple” is a well-loved shade plant in gardens everywhere. Its large, burgundy leaves make it a natural for eye ...

Coral Bells are a low growing, colorful perennial that doesn’t mind the shade. The book on Coral Bells (Heuchera) says sun to part shade. My Coral Bells are on the east side and under a large ...

Coral bells (Heuchera spp.) is a plant that earns its keep even when not in bloom. VIEW E-EDITION. 99¢ for 6 mos. Support local journalism. Only 99¢ for 6 months. MANAGE ACTIVATE SIGN IN. Hi .

The heuchera species -- coral bells -- has been around a long time. "Palace Purple" is a well-loved shade plant in gardens everywhere. Its large, burgundy leaves make it a ...

Coral bells, on the other hand, were one of the first plants exported back to Europe in the 1600s by American explorers. Fans of Heuchera sanguinea , with its often blood-red flowers, have options.