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3 x beautiful Tiarella which we had in our Chelsea Gold medal winning display 2022
1 x Tiarella 'Raspberry Sundae'
1 x Tiarella 'Emerald Ellie'
1 x Tiarella 'Starburst

1 x Heuchera 'Apple Twist'
1 x Heuchera 'Greenberry' New Variety
1 x Tiarella 'Raspberry Sundae' AGM

Three Great Shade loving varieties
Heuchera 'Lime marmalade'
Heucherella 'Solar Power'
Tiarella 'Emerald Ellie'

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Fabulous little Tiarella with dissected foliage creating the impression of wings, over the top of the leaf. Well Marked with maroon.
Pretty little deep pink buds open to pale pink stars creating many wands of foamy flowers.
Loved by bees, great pollinating plants.
RHS plant of the year finalist.

Deeply divided green foliage with black veins.
Long flowering spikes of white star-like flowers.
Trailing or spreading

Vigorous, leaves are beautifully cut and marked. White foamy fragrant flowers. Suitable for ground cover under trees or useful for hanging baskets etc. Moist but well drained shade or even dry shade once established if water now and again.
Bred by Janet Egger.

Deeply lobed green leaves with purple-black veining in Summer. Great colour in Autumn and Winter when foliage turns into a rich brocade of pink, red, purple and black. (see image) Many white flowers on short stems, are the icing on the cake. Bred by Dan Heims

wonderfully attractive large emerald green fingers with inky black markings. Large starry white flowers.
We think one of the best Tiarella forms available at the moment. Flowers so well too and foliage nearly always very showy.
Easy to grow.
Loved by bees and pollinators
Bred by us

Deeply lobed foliage with pointy edges, gives an overall lacy texture. The centers of the leaves have burgundy blotches, like handprint made with paint.
Pretty ivory flowers appear in spring.
Trailing or spreading

Pretty pale pink and white flowers emerge from shiny green foliage with a blotch of black down the centre veins, blotch becomes more obvious as plant matures. One of my favourites because it is so neat and pretty. Bred by Dan Heims s.

Bold ,well mark foliage. Lovely neat plant with a creeping habit. It has pretty white foamy flowers. In the Autumn and Winter the foliage turns red and pink tones. Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries USA .

Neon green leaves with strong black center on palmate cut leaves, with large pale pink flowers, foliage is brightest in the Spring. Bred by Dan Heims

Well cut leaves which are very well patterned and glossy. White foaming flowers on short stems. Suitable for hanging baskets and ground cover. Bred by Janet Egger

Masses of pretty pink flowers which flower for a long period (one of the longest) over well marked maple shaped leaves.

Beautiful spikes of many scented star shaped flowers rising above the attractive large lobed leaves. In spring the foliage is chartreuse then turning green with distinct burgundy center, then as a final bonus the leaves turn cherry red in the Autumn. Image showing autumn colour Bred by Ken Brown

White star-like flower spikes in late spring over attractive mounds of pale green foliage with maroon overlay. Good for ground cover.

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Very pretty compact plant with a profusion of frothy white flushed pink flowers over neat green leaves painted black along the mid-rib.
Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries USA .

Beautiful deeply cut foliage of Lincoln green with the lightest maroon central markings. White starry flowers with a pink blush.
Bred by Gary Gossett .

Glossy heart shaped and beautifully marked foliage, with a neat trailing habit. Pink buds open to pure white. Great for hanging baskets and ground cover under trees. Bred by Janet Egger 2011

Glossy heart shaped leaves 10 cm across striped with purple. Flowers pink opening to white.

3 great Tiarella in one collection Sugar & Spice, Angel Wings & Emerald Ellie all great for shade.

Great plant for ground cover.
Pretty green heart shaped foliage with white flower star shaped flowers (similar to other tiarellas) clustered at the top of the stem., creating a foaming effect, hence the common name 'Foam flower.
Rabbit and deer are not meant to like these (I can't promise though the risk is yours sadly)
Very easy to grow.
Loved by the bees.