As you might expect from a plant called ' Melting Fire', this Heuchera's semi-evergreen foliage is curled with firey tones of red & violet. In June & July, Coral Bells sprouts additional flowers that appear to rise out of the fire. The tall spikes that bear these blooms add structure & interest to sunny borders & patio containers. Coral Flower's unusual colouring & long season of interest make the hardy perennial a great addition to any cottage or wildlife garden.

Height: 40cm (1'4). Spread: 40cm (1'4).

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As you might expect from a plant called ' Melting Fire', this Heuchera's semi-evergreen foliage is curled with firey tones of red & violet. In June & July, Coral Bells sprouts additional flowers that appear to rise out of the fire. The tall spikes that bear these blooms add structure & interest to sunny borders & patio containers. Coral Flower's unusual colouring & long season of interest make the hardy perennial a great addition to any cottage or wildlife garden.

Height: 40cm (1'4). Spread: 40cm (1'4).

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As you might expect from a plant called ' Melting Fire', this Heuchera's semi-evergreen foliage is curled with firey tones of red & violet. In June & July, Coral Bells sprouts additional flowers that appear to rise out of the fire. The tall spikes that bear these blooms add structure & interest to sunny borders & patio containers. Coral Flower's unusual colouring & long season of interest make the hardy perennial a great addition to any cottage or wildlife garden.

Height: 40cm (1'4). Spread: 40cm (1'4).

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This dramatic variety boasts mounds of large, rounded violet&45;red foliage, with distinctive black veins that gradually age to a rich shade of violet. Prized for their outstanding foliage, these charming semi&45;evergreen perennials also produce sprays of dainty flowers on tall wiry stems which are particularly attractive to bees. Excellent for containers, the front of borders, or when planted in drifts as ground cover.

Height: 45cm &40;18&34;&41; Spread: 40cm &40;16&34;&41;. Supplied as 45mm plug plants. Culinary information: The leaves can be tossed in with other greens for a mixed salad, typically too bitter to eat on their own, they will add a tangy kick to an otherwise bland salad. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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These are fast becoming the UK's favourite plant for colourful year round foliage, & this pretty mix shows why. Add to this the sprays of tiny flowers that sit atop swaying slender stems from mid-summer & you have a highly rewarding display that'll last the whole year round. ...

These are fast becoming the UK's favourite plant for colourful year round foliage, & this pretty mix shows why. Add to this the sprays of tiny flowers that sit atop swaying slender stems from mid-summer & you have a highly rewarding display that'll last the whole year round. ...

These are fast becoming the UK's favourite plant for colourful year round foliage, & this pretty mix shows why. Add to this the sprays of tiny flowers that sit atop swaying slender stems from mid-summer & you have a highly rewarding display that'll last the whole year round. ...

Heuchera ' Obsidian' makes a bold statement, with fine sprays of creamy-white flowers that stand out against glossy, deep maroon-black foliage ...

Heuchera ' Obsidian' makes a bold statement, with fine sprays of creamy-white flowers that stand out against glossy, deep maroon-black foliage ...

Heuchera Obsidian makes a bold statement, with fine sprays of creamy&45;white flowers that stand out against glossy, deep maroon&45;black foliage. These nectar&45;rich flowers attract pollinating insects & bring a light, airy feel to cut flower arrangements. A hardy, evergreen perennial, ‘ Obsidian’ retains its elegant looks all year, & makes a particularly useful ground cover when planted en masse. This striking Coral Flower is a superb choice for individual patio pots or planting at the front of borders.

Height: 45cm &40;18&34;&41;. Spread: 30cm &40;12&34;&41;. Culinary information: The leaves can be tossed in with other greens for a mixed salad, typically too bitter to eat on their own, they will add a tangy kick to an otherwise bland salad. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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