Heuchera 'Indian Summer' Red

Origin
The Heuchera 'Indian Summer' Red, also known as Coral Bells, is a winter-hardy perennial plant native to North America. The plant belongs to the Saxifragaceae family, also known as the Saxifrage family. They are mainly found in the mountain regions of North America.

Characteristics
This plant stands out within its species thanks to its ruby red leaves with a purple underside. The Heuchera 'Indian Summer' Red reaches a mature height of approximately 70 cm and a width of 60 cm. From June to August, the plant produces delicate bell-shaped flowers, and the foliage remains attractive throughout the year. Thanks to its sturdy and colourful leaves, it is an excellent plant for border planting or rock gardens.

Care
The Heuchera 'Indian Summer' Red thrives well in semi-shade to sunny locations with well-drained soil. Watering should be done moderately, as although the plant can withstand drought, it does not tolerate water logging. This Coral Bells prefers a neutral to slightly acidic soil. Each year in the early spring, this plant can benefit from a layer of compost or mulch.