Attracts Pollinators

Our Heuchera features vibrant, bell-shaped flowers that attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The nectar-rich blooms provide a valuable food source, making them a perfect addition to gardens looking to support local pollinator populations.

Brightens Shady Spots

Our Coral Bells are a great choice for shade flowers, as their vibrant foliage in purple, green, and burgundy adds life to shaded areas. The striking leaves and tall, airy flower stalks bring a pop of color, making them a standout in any shady garden or as a ground cover perennial for shade.

Low-Maintenance

Our plants are known for being low-maintenance and thriving with minimal care. Once established, coral bells perennial live plants require little watering and adapt to various soil types. Their resilience to invasive insects further reduces upkeep, making them perfect for busy gardeners.

Prolific and Elegant Cut Flowers

Our plant produces abundant, delicate bell-shaped flowers on tall, airy stems that make stunning cut flowers. The vibrant colors and prolific blooms ensure a long-lasting floral display, making them a perfect choice for creating elegant, fresh flower arrangements indoors.

Heuchera (Heuchera Americana Dale's Strain) - Every bit as attractive, but a new look for Heuchera, this variety grown from Heuchera seeds can grow in hot and humid summers. Heuchera, also known as Coral Bells, do well in the southern states where the heat and humidity are intense. Gardeners are discovering a wave of new Heucheras bred from the native Heuchera Americana, renowned for its vigor and resistance to heat and humidity. This Coral Bells plant has lustrous, large, evergreen leaves of coppery purple that hold their color through the growing season. Late summer brings 3-foot-tall wands of tiny, bell-shaped, pinkish white blooms. It makes a lovely addition to the flower garden! One reason for the growing popularity of heucheras is their stunning array of leaf colors, shapes, sizes and textures.

Many gardeners recommend that Heuchera seeds be stratified, which means that they must be refrigerated and put through a cold period lasting several weeks. Once the flower seed has been refrigerated for several weeks, it can be sown indoors 6 - 8 weeks before the last frost. Using quality starter mix and starter trays, sow Coral Bells seeds into cells, pressing the flower seed into the soil. Keep Heuchera seed moist. When temperature are consistently warm outdoors and danger of frost has passed, young Heuchera seedlings can be hardened off moved outdoors.