Our trees have leafed out, once again bringing dense shade to areas of our yards. These shady areas need colorful and bright plants to bring a spark to the landscape, and Coral Bells, (Heuchera spp.) ...

Once you start growing coral bells, you won’t be able to stop. Yet they are among the most underused plants in the garden. These charmers (also known as heucheras) are shade tolerant ...

The differences in texture add interest to the shade garden. Repeat the ... Barrenwort, liriope, coral bells, foam flower, sweet woodruff and hellebores are fairly shade tolerant once established.

Coral Bells, or Heuchera, are a fantastic way to bring color to your sun, or shade garden. Their leaves come in many bright, and showy patterns. They are best displayed when planted with other ...

coral bells, and evergreen hellebore. (Marci Degman) It is not a new concept to pair plants together for visual impact. And I have experimented with foliage color and texture by trying the same ...

(KTHV) - If you have a shade ... make you garden shine with color all spring, summer, and fall long. They also look great mixed with evergreen ferns. Be different, try coral bells, and you will ...

holding its striking color even in shade. Advertisement Article continues below this ad Caramel: This is one of the top selling coral bells at garden centers. The leaves are rich peach in spring ...

Flowers are nodding, scalloped bells ... Hellebore (Helleborus orientalis) which, unfortunately, I did not encounter on my walk but wish I had. Hellebore is perfectly content growing in a shade ...

Shade perennials hardiness rivals that of their full sun cousins. Hydrangeas, astillbe, hellebore and ... variegation gives a garden visual interest between the coral bells blooming cycles.

The heuchera species -- coral bells -- has been around a long time. "Palace Purple" is a well-loved shade plant in gardens everywhere. Its large, burgundy leaves make it a natural for eye-catching ...