Heuchera paris

"Slow down!" This is what I'd like to say, not just to the cars speeding down my street, but to Mother Nature too. I love this time of year and I don't want it to end too quickly, dang it. Each evening after work I spend at least an hour walking the garden paths, unwinding and looking for opportunities to putter and create. Even when I'm not in the garden, my mind is ruminating on ways to improve a little troubling scenario--which is code for "bare dirt." I've been taking lots of photos…

Paris heuchera

Heuchera for crape myrtle beds

Heuchera 'Paris' Relatively hardy long flowering perennial - other types in the ‘city’ series are good to choose

Monrovia on Instagram: "Trend-spotter Katie Tamony is here to show off the dazzling array of outstanding heuchera varieties for 2025. 🍂 These foliage superstars come in shades of amber, crimson, plum, and more, making them garden staples for your shade garden year round. Which color are you adding to your must-have list? 📝 Seen here: ❀ Northern Exposure™ Silver Heuchera, Zone 3-10 ❀ Northern Exposure™ Amber Heuchera, Zone 4-9 ❀ Ruby Tuesday Heuchera, Zone 4-9 ❀ Forever® Red Heuchera, Zone…

Lovely large single, open apricot-pink flowers, over neat light green ,compact, slightly velvety foliage.

More plants for shade, here in a planter with hardly any sun. We love heuchera, and often use Heuchera 'Purple palace' and 'Plum pudding'. To add more colour to this dark corner we used Heuchera 'Peach flambe'. It looks nice with the dark Ajuga and the still yellowish Dryopteris erythrosora. Later those turn more red. Which Heuchera do you like or prefer? #THV192 #shadeplanting #schaduwplanten #heucherapeachflambe #dryopteriserythrosora