CORAL BELLS, 'PALACE PURPLE'


CORAL BELLS, 'PALACE PURPLE'



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"I LOVE this plant! It starts early in cool springs and grows just in time
to cover the tulip and daffodil foliage with its lovely burgundy leaves. A
real winner for the front of the border."  -- iVillager jeannez

Latin name: Heuchera micrantha diversifolia 'Palace Purple'

Fantastic, maple-leaf shaped, purple foliage is the main feature here.
Produces the showiest foliage in full sun, but tolerates some shade. Locate
in rich, evenly moist soil. This variety was discovered at Kew Gardens in
England by a curator there, but the species originated in the western United
States.

FLOWER COLOR: white

FOLIAGE COLOR: purple

BLOOM TIME: mid summer, late summer

PLANTING TIME: mid spring, late spring, early summer, early autumn, mid
autumn

WIDTH: 20"

HEIGHT: 20"

ZONES: 3 through 10

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THIS PLANT: Mounds of purple foliage

WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Don't plant it in deep shade



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