Sharing part of my garden with you again. The leaf of the coral bells are so pretty with the purple-burgundy color in the sunlight. Most coral bells (Heuchera) tiny, bell-shaped pink, coral, red, or white flowers in late spring or early summer. Foliage colors include red, purple, silver, as well as green, and some varieties sport marbled or patterned leaves. Mine are the purple variety. Foliage height ranges from 6 to 18 inches and flower spikes can reach 24 inches tall. Hummingbirds are attracted to the flowers. What I love about these the most are they are perennial. Like I always say, cut them back at the end of the season and they will return the next. Plant them in partial shade and they will thrive. Have a great day everyone!
©CarolDM2018
365 Photos Challenge Day 230
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Are you familiar with the Coral Bells?
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Very cool shot. These are such neat plants, well worth growing just for their foliage. I am waiting to see what color the flowers in mine will be. I would love to have every color but must just maintain what I have for now.
Waoo Very Interesting Post!!!
Thanks for the visit and the comment.
I think Alibb is onto something here. You should change the name of yours to Carol Bells. I had to vote no on the poll. I am not familiar with this lovely. Geeze, you don’t even need blooms with that plant.
I think that is a great idea. The foliage is so pretty it has different shades of purple and burgundy. The blooms are the same color on long spikes. Very cool.
Haha, my eyes played trick on me, I thought I saw “carol Bells”
and thought is it name after you?
Lol, it’s an interesting plant… never seen it before…
I just may have to change the plant name. Interesting thought. Thanks
Thank you very much for sharing the amazing shot of this plant, it’s new for me, was very interesting to know something about it!!!
Thanks and I will share the entire plant as well.
Lovely photo and interesting plant.
Thanks Pam another favorite in my garden.
Wonderful detail in the photo. Happy 4th of July to you too. My community had the fireworks a day earlier.
Thanks Ann for commenting. Another favorite from my garden.
My husband told me he heard of it and thinks they are prettty
That is great Ray has heard of the plant.
I am not familiar with these, so thank you for sharing about them! Great photograph as well 🙂
I will post the entire plant and you might recognize it, they have been around for years. Thanks!
That’d be great, and yes I might….we will see!
You may recognize it. Have a great 4th of July!
Hope you have a great 4th of July too!
This flower, like all your other flowers, is beautiful … share with us and your other flowers.
Thank you so much! You are so kind.
I’m not familiar with this plant, but it looks lovely.
Thanks, I will share more of the plant soon.
Beautiful flower. Thank you for sending.
Thank you Robin for visiting.
I do not think I have ever seen such a flower, quite impressive!
Thanks Doc, this is the underside of the leaf.
Wonderful, I’m waiting for flowers
Thanks, I have other photos with the tiny spikes I will share.