Heuchera 'Glazed and Infused' DOLCE® series - Coral Bells Native

Heuchera 'Glazed and Infused' DOLCE® series - Coral Bells NativeWe understand the name, because the smokey silver colored leaves of this heuchera makes it look like your garden is hot boxin'. Purple veins help the smokey silver pop adding color to greens, blues, and yellow. In the summer especially attractive dark pink blooms emerge over top the flower creating a spectacle of color that is rare in a heuchera. Coral Bells grow in clumps with tight leafy foliage that gives it the appearance of small bush, it can be

Critical to its success is proper drainage

Someone driving past noticed this roadside standout blooming in a color that demanded attention

While not spectacular in the fall

The weeping willow actually originates from northern China

evergreens

4' tall clusters with showy 10-12" seed heads that hold their shape well into the winter months

Athyrium 'Ghost' stands as one of the finest fern selections available in the contemporary perennial palette

Individual plants grow at a medium rate and can be expected to live approximately ten years under favorable conditions

Alice Oakleaf Hydrangea is among the largest of the oakleaf hydrangea cultivars

Selected by Shady Grove Plantation in South Carolina

as the fragrant blooms make excellent additions to fresh bouquets and can even be dried for potpourri

Like most kousa dogwoods the Satomi should be pruned carefully by someone with experience to maintain and enhance the elegant layered appearance