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Very pretty, bronze-red foliage with strong silver markings bearing light pink-white flowers on 12 "stems Heucheras in minature. Bred by Charles Oliver introduced in 1997

Masses of bright pink flowers on short stems, dance over compact, slightly ruffled green foliage.
Hardy, evergreen.
Easy to grow.
Loved by bees and pollinators
Bred by us.
Launched at RHS Malvern Virtual Spring Festival where it can be seen for the very first time!
Available in late June 2020

Green Silver foliage topped with beautiful tall cylindrica flowers of a pinky-red in summer.
This is an old variety that we have brought back for people to buy from our National Collection.

Unusual wand like flowers with burnt-red out petals, tiny inner petals of white and the stamens show up well too due to the cream centre. Very pretty Flowering Summer

Very rounded leaves with dark veining over pewter background and narrow reddish edging. Pretty white flowers tinged with pink.

Fabulous variegated foliage of cream and green all year round, with stunning many bright pink large flowers. Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries.

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Pretty cream splashed, ruffled green leaves with many pale pink flowers.
Neat habit.
Easy to grow.
Loved by bees

Pewter red foliage with dark red veins and stunning red flowers. The first to have red leaves and red flowers.

Rounded green leaves and masses of pretty small white flowers with pure white stamens twinkling from the pearly flower.

Greenish white flowers with purple markings, over bronze young leaves which get good colour in Autumn. A native of central-eastern USA. Also known as the Downy Alumroot. 'Alum Root' being Heucheras common name along with 'Coral Bells'. Flowering Spring- Summer

Small deep green rounded leaves with tall stems of large purevwhite flowers in profussion.

Lots of intense deep red flowers over lovely compact neat green foliage. Bred by A Bloom in 1950 Flowering Spring - Summer

Soft pink arching sprays of flowers over green leaves. Pretty. Bred by Alan Bloom, Named after Adrian Blooms grandfather (Charles Bloom). Flowering Early Summer.

Beautiful large pretty pink flowers in profusion over green leaves with silver ,markings with a yellow edging at certain times of the year. Bred by Chrales Oliver 1997

Marbled, veined bronze foliage with metallic sheen with light pink to white flowers. 'Select' means Metallica can normally vary from plant to plant as normally they are seed raised and can be random.Ours are propagated from the National Collection stock.

Many huge white double flowers over gren, silver marbled leaves. One of my favourites. Dought tolerante. Bred by Charles Oliver. Flowering Summer

Many fragrant intense blood-red flowers over green foliage. We sell 'select' and this mean ours are not seed raised which tend to vary alot from plant to plant. We grow from cuttings so keep the perfume and colour that the mother plant has. Takes a little longer to produce numbers and grow but we think its worth it.

Intense carmine-red flowers over dark green foliage. Bred by A Bloom in 1950

White flowers over rounded heart shaped lobed leaves that change colour in the Autumn. Low growing and good for ground cover. A native of Oregon to Alsaka. An Alpine heuchera. Must be kept well drained Flowering - Early Summer

Lovely maple shaped leaves with purple-red tones on the new growth, turning silver with dark veins. White flowers. Bred by Janet Egger

Stunning leaves like umbrellas, with distinct markings which can range in colour from silver to light green and even black in pretty kaleidoscope patterns.
Maroon flowers

Umbrella-like glossy leaves, nodding, waxy, white flower
All parts are toxic if eaten.

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.