Gold Zebra

'Rave On' flower

Carnival Watermelon keeps on surprising me with its color changes.

More heuchs

I like the contrast of the white flowers and red leaves on 'Rio'

Even more heuchs

Milan is fast becoming a fave

More heuchera and heucherella

...and more still

Tiramisu

Heucherella Gunsmoke

Heucherella Cracked Ice

Green Spice

Plum Pudding

Autumn Leaves

Amber Waves

Berry Smoothie

Delta Dawn

Blackout

Southern Comfort

Heucherella Twilight

Midnight Rose

Heucherella Cumberland

Frost

Zipper

Great...Thanks FF, now I'm craving sorbet...! ; )

Don B.

Great pics, FF. Thanks for sharing. What is the name of the purple Heuch by the trellis?

HeuchHogan-if you're referring to the one in the fifth picture down, that one is 'Sugar Plum'.

Lol, Don. (Said in Homer Simpson voice) "mmmmmmm...sorbet"

Yes, that's the one. Now I'm craving Sugar Plums and a Berry Smoothie.

Yes, HH, everyone needs at least one Berry Smoothie! It's in my top 5 for excellent color. Sugar Plum is more subtle, but it really glows in the garden and can be easily spotted even from a distance. Both are good growers, too.

Mmmm, what a delicious collection of heuchies you have! I love 'em. I also have Autumn Leaves, which wasn't a great doer in the Hosta Garden Under the Tree. Now that it's moved to a sunnier location, it seems to be growing better.

Frost is doing beautifully in a pot and drew compliments from a neighbor today. It is surrounded by mini hostas Pure Heart, Holy Mouse, Cracker Crumbs and Appletini.

I found that my Autumn Leaves needed more sun as well, Esther. Otherwise, it fails to thrive.

I love heuchera Frost. It packs quite a punch of color for being such a small plant. I can't grow heuchs in containers here very well (too wet), but I bet it would be perfect in a container with mini hostas.

This post was edited by flower-frenzy on Sun, May 4, 14 at 3:40

Flower-frenzy,
Thank you for posting all these beautiful pictures. They are truly great treats, particularly after a long day of stressful work at the office. Thank you for taking the time and sharing these beauties with us!
Vivian

FF

where did you find the blue rocks to pair with cracked ice?

brilliant!

dave

Thanks, Dave. Here in WA state, River Rock is lying all over the place (particularly at construction sites). I find if I ask real nicely, the guys will usually let me grab a bucketful for free. I also walk a lot, so I find a lot of the rocks lying on the ground. I'm always coming home with bulging pockets.

Most of the rock is bluish gray, but it tends to look very blue up next to a plant like Cracked Ice.

Whats the purple one under the picture of milan!?