Coralbells | ASHLAND GARDEN CLUB

Plant Name: Heuchera sanguinea

Common name: Coralbells

Plant Type: Herbaceous Perennial

Plant Height: 12” – 20”

Plant Width: 12” – 15”

Bloom Time: June – September

Flower Color: Red, White, Pink; Foliage Dark Green, Maroon, Reddish, or Gold.

Exposure: Light Shade

Soil Requirements: Humusy, Rich, Organic, Well-Drained Soil.

Water Needs: Moist

Fire Resistant: YES

Attributes: Attractive Foliage in Dark Green, Maroon, Reddish, or Gold; Attracts Hummingbirds; Nectar Source for Bees; Deer Resistant.

Uses: Rock Gardens; Borders; Containers; Edger along Walkways.

Note: Divide Clumps every 3 – 4 years in spring; Remove Faded Flowers to Encourage More Blooms.

Native to: New Mexico/Arizona to Mexico

Oregon Native: NO

USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 – 8

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