BOTANICAL: Heuchera sanguinea

PRONOUNCED: HEW-ker-uh san-GWIN-ee-uh

COMMON: Corel bells BLOOM HEIGHT LIGHT ZONE Mid-June to mid-July 1 ft. - 30" Sun to part shade 3 - 9 June - Bright crimson COMMENTS: This is the parent of the hybrid H. x brizoides. Very long flowering, the many slim, 1 ft. stems carrying a profusion of 1/4 inch florets in airy, terminal panicles. The bronze-green basal leaf 4- to 6-inch high mound is formed of kidney-shaped or rounded, 1- to 2-inch crinkled leaves with a color-contrasting veining. Provide a rich, well-drained, moist soil. Some afternoon shading is acceptable. H. sanguinea 'Snow Storm' has interesting marbled medium-green leaves splashed with white, and deep red flowers.