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Heuchera Cherry Cola

Wonderful coppery-red foliage with small red flowers created a lovely neat mound. Cherry-red flowers. Height 45cm.

Heuchera Fire Chief

Eye-catching, wine-red leaves. Pink and white flowers on dark red stems. Evergreen. Attracts butterflies. Great provider of year round colour for the garden.  Height 20 cm.

Heuchera Lime Marmalade

Evergreen. Unusual ruffled lime coloured foliage and a large mounding habit. Good for front of border. Plant in masses to achieve profusion of colour.  Height 30 cm 

Heuchera m. Palace Purple

A long established purple Heuchera and still one of the best. The maple like foliage ranges from bronzy green to purple. Suitable for edge of border, tubs and containers. Height 45 cm. Spread 40 cm

Heuchera Marmalade

Evergreen plant grown for its brightly coloured foliage in shades of peach, gold, bronze and amber. Spires of small pink flowers on slender stems. Remove old leaves in Spring to encourage fresh growth. Height 35 cm.

Heuchera Paris

Evergreen, silvery-green leaves with beautifully contrasting tall spikes of rosy-red flowers in Summer.  Height 35 cm, spread 45 cm. 

Heuchera Plum Pudding

This evergreen perennial with its shiny plum coloured foliage and pale pink flowers will stand out in your garden. Well suited to moist and shady conditions. Height 60 cm. Spread 40 cm.

Heuchera Shanghai

Mound forming silvery-purple foliage of this Heuchera is a pretty addition to the garden. White flowers on dark stems in Summer. Remove tired old leaves in Spring to encourage fresh foliage growth. Evergreen  Height 40 cm.

Heuchera Sugar Plum

Dark red-purple leaves with a silvery marbled effect and dark veins. Spikes of silvery pink flowers in Summer. Height 40cm. Spread 40cm.

Heucherella Solar Eclipse

Dense mounds of beautifully scalloped burgundy-brown leaves, edged with yellow to lime green. White flowers in early Spring and Summer. Strong and striking colour for the garden. Height 25cm. Spread 40cm.

Asarum Europaeum

Asarum are commonly known as wild gingers, they are not culinary however, they do give off a ginger aroma. They are a perfect addition to the garden.