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every revolution starts with a single player, and 'Amber Waves' was the first, warm amber Heuchera in the marketplace. Wonderfully ruffled leaves are brightest in spring
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these plants change colours with the seasons: red in spring, black in summer, and maroon in fall. They are always attractive, having clean foliage in rounded mounds. White flowers on dark stems hover just above the foliage.
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mid-sized leaves of glowing wine red make a gorgeous medium sized mound, these are topped with bicolored pink and white flowers on dark red stems. Foliage turns a little browner in the winter, but otherwise holds its wine red colour. Flowers continuously spring, summer, and autumn.
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very large thick leathery foliage, very heavily variegated with spots of colour on a very dark background. Leaves emerge a startling bright red turning darker as they age, the variegation on the other hand gets lighter coloured and more noticeable as the season progresses. 'Galaxy' will love heat and humidity, but performs very well in cool climates too.
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consistently one of our top selling Heuchera. Lime-green to chartreuse ruffled foliage. This refreshing colour is the perfect contrast plant allowing it to mix well with others. A vigorous grower is topped with small pure white flowers in spring
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constant blooming of lovely warm pink flowers on short stems over tight mounds of small silver leaves that take on a maroon blush under cool conditions
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'Paprika' is a must! Large, warm, glowing cherry-coral foliage could stop a truck.
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marvellous ruffled foliage of dazzling silvers with tints of rose purple that will leave you spellbound. The purple tones are more prominent in the spring, while silver tones are more prevalent in shade. It forms a big plant with a dense, multicrown habit. Great in containers or in the landscape.
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Common Name: Hybrid Spring Phlox A new type of spring blooming Phlox! Pink Minuet creates sweet music in your spring garden after Phlox subulata have finished blooming but before Hybrid Phlox like Minnie Pearl come into flower. It's the perfect timing for early spring garden sales. Rosy pink flowers with a subtle, dark eye are produced over a low, mounding habit of dark green foliage in late spring. Unlike creeping Phlox, this perennial will not aggressively spread in your garden.
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cherry blossom pink stars above dark green foliage tinged with red
