PERENNIALS Heuchera – Heucherella
▲ HEuCHERELLA SoLAR ECLIPSE Heuchera (continued)
▲ HEuCHERELLA REdStoNE FALLS
▲ HEuCHERA MELtING FIRE
H. x ‘Georgia Peach’ #A12343 PS, Jun-Jul, H12"-15", W18"-24", Sp 15", Z 4-9
(P.P.19375)–Big leaves up to 8 inches across emerge brilliant peachy-orange in spring with a silvery overlay, turning to rose by summer and taking on burgundy hues with a frosted veil in the fall. Bears dainty, creamy-white flowers in early summer on 30 inch spikes. Villosa par- entage gives this plant natural vigor and good tolerance to heat and humidity. From Terra Nova Nurseries. (Pictured on page 48). 3P
Price of Each $9.95; 3 to 5 for $9.50 ea. H. Georgia Peach: 6 or more $8.95 ea.
H. x ‘Melting Fire’ #A12312 S/PS, May-Jul, H8"-15", W12"-18", Sp 15", Z 4-9
Heavily curled and ruffled foliage emerges bright red in spring and matures to rich ma- roon with purple undersides. Bears white flow- ers on 18 inch flower spikes. 3P Price of
Each $6.95; 3 to 5 for $6.50 ea. H. Melting Fire: 6 or more $5.95 ea.
H. x ‘Midas touch’ #A12227 PS, May-Jul, H8"-10", W12"-16", Sp 15", Z 4-9
(P.P.22226)–This blend of foliage colors delivers a fashion statement with its combination of or- ange, peach, chartreuse, gold and rose tones. Scalloped, ruffled and seersuckered leaves are elegantly veined. Grows compact making it ideal for use in combination planters. Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries. (Pictured on page 48). 3P
H. x ‘Mint Julep’ #A12228 PS/SH, May-Jul, H8"-12", W12"-18", Sp 15", Z 4-9
(P.P.21860)–Delectable mint green leaves are heavily silvered, forming compact, dense clumps that light up shady areas. Southern vil- losa heritage gives it a good degree of heat and humidity tolerance. Bears short cones of white flowers above the foliage. A Terra Nova Nurser- ies introduction. (Pictured on page 48). 3P
H. x ‘Peach Flambe’ #A12329 S/PS, May-Jul, H8"-10", W12"-15", Sp 12", Z 4-9
(P.P.17195)–Spectacular foliage is glowing peach infused with red. Leaves are larger, smoother and more brightly colored than others of this type. Clumps are topped with 16 inch spikes of white flowers. From Terra Nova Nurseries. 3P
H. x ‘Spellbound’ #A12229
S/PS, May-Sep, H9"-16", W12"-16", Sp 14", Z 4-9 (PPAF)–Dazzling silver leaves have purple un- dersides and fuchsia purple tones in spring and fall. The silver color is more apparent in shaded locations. Large, dense, fast-growing plants bear white flowers and provide fantastic color for both containers and the landscape. A Terra Nova Nurseries introduction. 3P
Price of above Each $9.95; 3 to 5 for $9.50 ea. 4 Heucheras: 6 or more $8.95 ea.
H. sanguinea ‘Snow Angel’ #A12315 S/PS, May-Jul, H10"-12", W10"-15", Sp 12", Z 3-9
Highly variegated ruffled foliage is light green mottled and speckled with creamy-white, topped with sprays of complimentary reddish bells on 18 inch spikes. More vigorous than most of this type. 3P
Price of Each $7.95; 3 to 5 for $7.50 ea. H. Snow Angel: 6 or more $6.95 ea.
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H. x ‘tiramisu’ #A12346 S/PS, Aug-Oct, H10"-24", W15"-18", Sp 15", Z 4-9
(P.P.20429)–“Transformer” or “Chameleon” may have been better name choices for this unique heuchera. In spring the foliage is golden-yellow with flame red veins and a reddish center. As summer progresses the color becomes char- treuse with a silver overlay. Cooler fall tem- peratures turn the foliage to purplish-red with a lime-green edge. Cream flowers are produced in midsummer. Truly magical! 3P
Price of Each $8.95; 3 to 5 for $8.50 ea. H. tiramisu: 6 or more $7.95 ea.
H. x ‘Venus’ #A12308 S/PS, May-Jun, H8"-10", W15"-18", Sp 18", Z 4-9 This heuchera is an absolute knockout with its large silver coated leaves dissected with deep green veins. Slender scapes carry nearly white flowers. Complements other plants beautifully or brightens a dark corner. (Pictured on page 48). 3P
Price of H. Venus:
Each $7.95; 3 to 5 for $7.50 ea. 6 or more $6.95 ea.
X Heucherella (Foamy Bells) Heucherellas are hybrids of Heucheras and Tiarellas. All forms are sterile and are thus profuse and repeat bloomers. Foliage forms a nice mound. Although sun-tolerant, they prefer a location out of hot afternoon sun. They thrive in dappled shade and moist, fertile soil.
H. x ‘Gold Zebra’ #A12360 PS, May-Jul, H10"-12", W12"-15", Sp 12", Z 4-9
(P.P.22104)–Here is a plant with a twist that will have heads turning. The scalloped, feathery leaves are bright yellow boldly marked with dark red centers. The variegation is very stable and looks great from spring to fall. An amazing plant from Terra Nova Nurseries. 3P
H. x ‘Redstone Falls’ #A12362
S/PS, Jun-Sep, H10"-15", W30"-36", Sp 34", Z 4-9 (PPAF)–Terra Nova is introducing the first ever groundcover heucherella. The broadly lobed leaves are warm shades of red, peach and green with dark veins that change colors with the sea- sons. Bears white flowers. Great color for borders and containers. Heat and humidity tolerant. 3P
H. x ‘Solar Eclipse’ #A12353 S/PS/SH, Apr-Jun, H10"-16", W12"-16", Sp 14", Z 4-9
(PPAF)–This heucherella has extraordinary coloration. A vigorous selection, the foliage has broadly scalloped lime green borders and cen- ters of dark reddish-brown that hold its color all year long. A Terra Nova introduction. 3P
H. x ‘Sweet tea’ #A12361 PS, May-Jul, H15"-20", W20"-28", Sp 24", Z 4-9
(P.P.21296)–This bold plant is sure to be an in- stant success for containers and the garden. Big, palmately cut leaves have cinnamon star centers bordered with burnt orange. The color darkens in summer and lightens again in the fall. H. villosa breeding gives this plant a big, bold habit and tolerance to heat and humidity. Introduced by Terra Nova Nurseries. 3P
Price of all Each $9.95; 3 to 5 for $9.50 ea. Heucherellas: 6 or more $8.95 ea. ▲ HEuCHERELLA SwEEt tEA ~ 49 ~ ▲ HEuCHERELLA GoLd ZEBRA
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