heuchera 'obsidian' (coral bells) red

heuchera 'obsidian' (coral bells) redglossy near black foliage with deep purple undersides flat, smooth, rounded leaves form a tight compact mound insignificant white flowers excellent choice for a full sun garden bloom time: may to june zone 3 height 25 30cm spread 40 45cm colour white grows best in an average to moist, well drained soil, in partial sun newer cultivars are bred to tolerate more extreme growing conditions such as drought, heat, humidity, and exposure levels heuchera are

upright stems with 10-15

use in mixed borders

metallic-gold foliage with reddish stems Incredible colour contrast

the upper sepal of the flower bears a striking resemblance to the cloth hood worn by a medieval monk

colour pink (deep)

soft white

chelone will benefit from a midsummer pruning to promote a more compact plant and better branching habit

because of its strong scent

used as cut flowers

occasionally three-lobed

echinacea thrives in an average to moist

excellent background plant for shady