Heuchera richardsonii – Prairie Alumroot

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Bold foliage with showy fall color.Heart-shaped, deeply lobed leaves form attractive basal rosettes, turning showy red and orange in fall. Airy spikes of greenish-white bell-shaped flowers rise above the foliage from May through July. One of the toughest alumroots, thriving in poor, sandy, or rocky soils where other plants struggle. Semi-evergreen foliage and effective as a groundcover.Growing Conditions Light: Full Sun to Part Shade Height: 1-2 feet Bloom: May - July Soil: Dry to Average, Sandy or Gravelly Spacing: 15 inches Wildlife ValueAttracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and specialist bees including Colletes aestivalis. Great cut flower.Heuchera richardsonii · Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family) Show more