Heuchera ‘Caramel’ Coral Bells

Description

Heuchera ‘Caramel’, a large, late blooming type, is an evergreen (in warm climates) perennial that blooms midsummer. Grown mainly for its stunning, brightly colored foliage, ‘Caramel’ has fuzzy, heavily textured leaves that shade from apricot to amber and have a purple-red reverse. Color depends on light levels and temperature, with the deepest hues typically occurring in the cooler temperatures of spring and fall. Showy sprays of dainty cream-colored blossoms, borne on long, thin stems, appear to float above the foliage. The flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds and make cute, long-lasting bits in floral arrangements.

A Heuchera villosa variety, commonly called heuchera, coral bells, or hairy alumroot, ‘Caramel’ is a clumping-forming herbaceous plant with a low, compact, mounding habit that forms a basal rosette of leaves. Heuchera is a versatile plant for garden or container. Shown to best effect massed or grouped