Phonetic Spelling:HEW-ker-a
Genus:Heuchera
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Family:Saxifragaceae
Coral Bells Northern Exposure features beautifully colored, mound-shaped foliage complemented by short, appealing flower stalks. This variety of heuchera is among the most resilient, capable of thriving in as low as zone 3. When planting, ensure the crown is not buried, as this can lead to failure. It flourishes in shaded areas and can tolerate some sunlight, provided it receives sufficient moisture, though it prefers shade during the afternoon. This plant is ideal for mass plantings along borders or edges, in containers, or as an accent among greenery.
In terms of pests, diseases, and other issues: Shield the plant from intense sunlight to avoid leaf scorch. Be cautious not to overwater, as this can lead to fungal complications. It exhibits good resistance to rust.
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Heuchera 'Northern Exposure' Feature Summary
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