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Green Spice Coral Bells

Clump-forming with broad green leaves bathed in a silvery overlay and edged with a darker green and red venation, this plant sends up spikes of small white flowers in mid-June […]

Red Sea Coral Bells

Thick, maple-like, rich, deep red to almost black foliage forms a pleasing, colorful tight mound that retains its spectacular color even in the heat of summer. Flower stems rise above […]

Rave On Coral Bells

‘Rave On’ is a blast of colorful foliage accented with nearly neon flowers. The mound of leaves are silver with dark green veins with a red-tinted undersides. The neon cherry […]

Plum Pudding Coral Bells

A super tight, mounding habit and luminescent plum-purple foliage color highlighted with silver veining make this plant some serious garden eye candy. White and pink flowers are held on airy […]

This lush, intensely colored Coral Bells is a sure attention grabber, with large, multi-faceted orange leave which only intensifies with age. Spikes of white bell-shaped blooms add contrast from early […]

Obsidian Coralbells

You’ve never seen a Coral Bells like this with the deepest, darkest, almost black colored foliage that will leave you gasping with delight. This plant’s foliage emerges in early spring […]

Northern Exposure™ Silver Coral Bells

Deep burgundy foliage backed with silver emerges in spring to form an upright mound that serves as the backdrop for long, thin stems that rise above bearing white flowers in […]

Northern Exposure™ Red Coral Bells

Dark red, deeply lobed foliage emerges in spring to form an upright mound that serves as the backdrop for long, thin stems that rise above bearing white flowers in May. […]

Northern Exposure™ Purple Coral Bells

Deep purple, deeply lobed foliage emerges in spring to form an upright mound that serves as the backdrop for long, thin stems that rise above bearing white flowers in May. […]

Northern Exposure™ Black Coral Bells

Nearly black, deeply lobed foliage emerges in spring to form an upright mound that serves as the backdrop for long, thin stems that rise above bearing white flowers in May. […]