Heuchera americana

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Common Name: Coral Bells, American Alumroot, Rock Geranium

Part sun to open shade, medium to moderately dry moisture level, loamy or rocky soil, moderately acid to neutral pH.  1 ½ – 2 feet height, blooms in late spring to early summer, green to white flowers.

Germination Code: A

Native Region: Statewide

Colorful leaves are the primary asset of this plant.  Delicate and misty-looking flowers. Low maintenance plant.  If grown in full sun, requires consistent moisture and should not be allowed to dry out.  Can function as a groundcover if densely planted.

Coral Bells, American Alumroot, Rock Geranium - Heuchera americana 1
Photo Courtesy of John Hilty http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/
Coral Bells, American Alumroot, Rock Geranium - Heuchera americana 2
Photo Courtesy of Southeastern Flora http://www.southeasternflora.com/