Deanna,

I have miracle and it's a beautiful mix of colors right now. Is yours in full sun??? I find the ones that are in full sun don't get that great coloration.

Lisa

I have Miracle, but I think I lost a big chunk of it as it's just tiny tiny leaves right now..... and they're green

Mine is starting to change to the red now...

Will try to remember to post a picture of it later in the season.

Floota, how much sun does yours get?

Mine only gets about 2 hours of morning sun.

Deanna

Mine gets a little more than that - maybe 4-5 hours of sun.

I have it. It doesn't look as good as the picture on the tag.

Delta Dawn is an awesome replacement for this one. It has much better color more of the time.

This is miracle in morning sun, maybe two hours a day.

Here it's solid Green! I was told the temperature effects the color of Miracle. I'm in a warmer zone. Delta Dawn is beautiful though! I'm sure they will look good at other times of year though.

Unless Delta Dawn is a villosa or Americana hybrid, I won't even go there. Those are the ones that seem to survive here.

Deanna

It does. It's a very good plant.

Forgot to mention, I grow Miracle in 3 different places. Two of the plants grow in more shade and are still chartreuse. One is getting just a tad of color. This one must show more color with a bit more sun.
Today I saw a heuchera I was not familiar with : Autumn Leaves. Does anyone grow it? I was tempted, but wanted to get some info. first!
Personally, most heucheras seem to do OK in this climate. The one I've totally given up on is 'Snow Angel.' Someone told me it was a wimp. I can't get it to survive in this climate.

I have Autumn Leaves. It gets a little morning sun. It's good so far.

I have it. Maybe it is getting too much sun but never got bigger. Says somewhat green and small

Can you even see mine in the middle? It's being taken over by Obsidian (love it) on the right, and a current unknown (until I find the tag) on the left. The white flowers above them is a dogwood. Sun until afternoon. My Miracle seems to be in need of its own miracle. Guess it needs to be moved and pampered.

I have Miracle and it is colored up but Photobucket is giving me dead links so I won't link a photo.

I agree, Snow Angel is a wimp.

Buyorsell, if you've got the picture on your computer, you can download it directly to GW. It's a new thing.

Deanna

Really? I haven't tried to post a photo for two weeks because all of my photobucket links were dead though I could see the photos in the preview.

I don't see any way to upload the photo to this thread from my computer.

I think that is a trial in Hostas only, or maybe another one that I don't visit, but it's not available in this one yet.
Cher

You're right, I don't see it on this forum.

Deanna

I also have it and its about 3 years old in partial sun, acidic soil, about a 2 foot spread and it was never green for me.
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Today, I moved my little sad Miracle from the pic I posted above. The dirt in that pic is hard, dry clay, so it's nice to see that some heuchs, like Obsidian, are doing fine in the clay. Miracle sure wasn't, its root system was smaller than when I purchased it. It should be much happier now, nice big amended new hole.

Gnome, is it possible tags were switched on your pic above? The one in your picture sure looks more like Caramel.

Michelle

I was going to say the same thing. THe above pic DOES look like Caramel instead of Miracle!

Plantgnome,

I agree with the others, your pic looks exactly like my Caramel..

Buyorsell,
Why you can't load your pictures? Here is your Heuchera from Photobucket - beautiful BTW :o)

Could be-it has been known to happen LOL. So someplace I have Miracle and don't know where it is. Have to look around tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up.

I just ran outside before its too dark-I think it melted away. Oh well now I have two Caramels in the same bed.

I don't know what is going on. I have linked hundreds of photos on GW and all of a sudden all I get is dead links.

I just tried again on the thread about trailing huecherellas.

I see the photo just fine on the preview but then error message after I post it.

I have both Miracle and Tiramisu. Both start green or yellow green in the spring, but get the red coloration on new leaves when they start growing again, but only while temperatures are cool/cold. As soon as it warms up, they develop solid colored leaves. Then, in fall cooler temperatures, the red coloration reappears. So I think if you are in a warm climate, you will have little or no red in the leaves.

I have miracle , just planted it and 7 other Heuchera. My miracle is all green right now but have planted it where it will get morning sun and shade in the afternoon. Seems a lot of these kind of plants like that. We shall see what happens in the next few weeks with all of them .
Wendy