Coral Bells

If you’re looking for stunning color in the garden, then why not consider planting the coral bells perennial. Not only will you receive lots of color, but you’ll fall in love with the plant’s intense variety of foliage color too.

Coral Bells Perennial
Coral bells (Heuchera) may also be known by alumroot. These perennial plants are hardy to USDA plant hardiness zone 3 and though they’re usually listed as evergreens in many climates, they can actually be found in several foliage colors—like bronze, purple, and more. The spikes of tall, bell-shaped blooms are where the coral bells flowers get their name and are just as impressive as the foliage color, blooming in late spring to early summer. There are also late-blooming types available. The flower color varies too, with colors ranging from white and pink to light coral and deep red.