Origin
The Heuchera 'Indian Summer' mix, also known as Coral Bells, has its origin in North America. Here, the plant can be found in rocky woodland areas, where it can grow in the shade of trees. The Heuchera is a popular ornamental plant and is valued by gardeners around the world for its attractive, colourful leaves.

Characteristics
The Heuchera 'Indian Summer' mix is a perennial, evergreen plant. It is characterised by its diverse assortment of leaves in a variety of colours, ranging from light pink to deep red and purple. The plant develops small, bell-shaped flowers that usually bloom in the summer. The plant can reach a height of about 40 to 50 centimetres and is typically 30 to 40 centimetres wide.

Care
The Heuchera 'Indian Summer' mix prefers a spot in partial shade, but can also grow in full sun, provided the ground is well drained. The plant tolerates drought fairly well, but for best results it should be regularly watered. Although Heuchera generally does not require frequent fertilisation, an annual application of compost in early spring can be beneficial. The plant is hardy and can survive cold temperatures well. However, removing dead leaves and faded flower stems can contribute to the overall health and appearance of the plant.