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Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Georgia Peach Coral Bells
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Georgia Peach Coral Bells
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
Coral Bells Georgia Peach, Heuchera
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Georgia Peach Coral Bells

SKU: AM014066
$24.98
per Plant - 3" Pot
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Overview
'Georgia Peach' Coral Bells are a must have for part shade to full sun gardens. Huge, peach colored leaves with silvery touches deepen and intensify to a rosy pink-purple in the fall. From its round mound of foliage, come wiry stemmed, creamy-white, bell-shaped flowers that bloom for weeks, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies to the garden. 'Georgia PEach' is a unique plant for borders, container plantings, or for creating a ground cover. (Heuchera) PP19375
key features
Botanical Name
Heuchera George Peach PP#19375
Advantages
Native, Attracts Hummingbirds, Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant, Easy To Grow, Low Maintenance, Cut Flowers, Evergreen, Mass Plantings, Container Planting, Small Spaces
Growing Zones
Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9
Light Requirements
Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
Soil Moisture
Average, Moist / Wet
Mature Height
12-14" tall
Mature Spread
Up to 24" wide
Bloom Time
Early to mid summer
SKU
AM014066

Description

A whole new group for your garden. Coral Bells, or the Heuchera are a group of small perennials commonly found as native plants in North American woodlands, and they've been ignored until recently. During the 1990s, some enterprising US nurserymen realized the Coral Bells were diamonds in the rough, and went to work. Their efforts have created a mini-sensation in the world of perennials, as more and more gardeners discover these great plants.

Some of the natives are alpines from the Rockies, others are dwellers in lowland southeastern forests. But all have several wonderful things in common. They have beautiful foliage, with large leaves in several colors that remind many of grape leaves, and the foliage lasts through the winter. With hybridization, some of the foliage colors have become truly spectacular, with rich shades and fascinating bi-colors.

Now there are new Heuchera hybrids almost every year, and the group gains popularity all the time. They take full sun or partial shade. And while most of these are grown for their handsome foliage, many also have lovely flowers, some spectacular. Best of all, the plants bloom for weeks and weeks. The flowers rise from a clump of leaves on elegant, thin stems which are lined with the small bell-like blooms.