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Heuchera plants or seeds ?

10 years ago

I was walking through my cousins English style garden and came upon at least 10 different kinds of heuchera plants. These plants never really interested me in the past and yes I have one in my gardens :). But seeing all the different colors and shape of the foliage and flowers I have become very interested in these plants.
Can anyone tell me where in Canada (online) I can purchase either plants, or in States or Canada where I can order seeds of this beautiful plant.
Thank you

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unbiddenn
10 years ago
Swallowtail seeds is my go to place for all kind of seeds, however I don' t think the more stunning color heuchera are available by seed. I am forever looking, and have seen the same varieties of seeds over and over. On the upside, buy one plant, and soon it can be divided into three or more many many more. They are easy, very hardy and stunning.
There is a heuchera forum.
dazlr
Original Author
10 years ago
I have not found anywhere to get seeds but did find two places on the internet here in Ontario that have mail order and one of them I visited over the weekend. Bought three beautiful heucheras. Now if it stops raining long enough I will get them planted.
They are Cherries Jubilee, Autumn Haze and Black Beauty. The place I went to was called .
http://www.floralandhardy.ca/

the other one is
http://buddgardens.com/buddgardens/P8.htm
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