Heuchera 'Northern Exposure™ Black': Coral Bells
Heuchera 'Northern Exposure™ Black': Coral Bells
A Terra Nova introduction: this series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and foliage that remains fresh and appealing all season long. Dense clumping habit with chocolate-black ruffled leaves and garnet-red undersides. Taller white flowers ascend on dark stems.
Height: 12”-14”
Spread: 23”
Zones: 4-9
Exposure: Shade Tolerant; Morning Sun/ Afternoon Shade
Soil Moisture Needs: Average Soil
Attributes: Good Container Plant; Edging; Disease Resistant; Mass Plant; Border
Nature Attractions: Hummingbirds; Songbirds
Critter Resistance: Deer
Season of Interest (Flowering): Late Spring/ Early Summer; Summer
Season of Interest (Foliage): Late Spring/ Early Summer; Late Summer; Fall
Heuchera are clumping perennials with very colorful foliage and exquisite spikes of small bell-shaped flowers. Recent breeding efforts have added many new color variations to this genus. All grow well in partial shade and well-drained soil. They tolerate more sun with sufficient moisture. Plants bloom early to mid-summer.
More About Northern Exposure™ Series Series: This series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and clean foliage all season long, dense clumping habit, performed very well in our Minnesota trial garden.