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Copper Cascade Trailing Foamy Bells

This small leaf trailer has lovely refined rosy copper-gold foliage that is muted, but distinct, and holds its color all year. The leaves are shaped more like a Heuchera and […]

Circus Coral Bells

Chartreuse leaves with red veining, a light dusting of silvering and an explosion of hot pinkish-red flowers will enthrall you and most certainly will command a landscape audience! This selection […]

The first of many purple-leaved Coral Bells, and still an excellent choice. Plants form a low mound of maple-shaped leaves, from bronzy-green to rich purple-red. Spikes of small creamy-white flowers […]

Mahogany Monster Coral Bells

The name says it all! Massive glossy, mahogany red leaves form a substantial clump of foliage. Large burgundy flower stems hold light pink buds with cream flowers.

Cinnamon Curls™ Coral Bells

Give your garden a blitz of color with this easy to grow Heuchera that features glossy, leathery, curled edge foliage that contains a color mix of orange, copper, red and […]

Cherry Truffles Coral Bells

Beautiful bright red, heavily ruffled leaves for a low, mounding habit. In summer, color matures to rich mahogany red. Light pink flowers. Perfect in part shade or shade.

Dales Strain Coral Bells

Tough and talented, this lesser known American Beauties stalwart is one of the workhorses of the garden, growing well with little care and looking great effortlessly while providing consid_erable benefit […]

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 […]

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 […]