Wow. Those are nice. I like them too.

They're wonderful plants - yet I usually forget them when anybody asks for a list of "top 10" plants. And it's surprising how little used they are - I've got lots of them out front and people always ask what they are; except for the deep red, people seem to know that one. They're understated, well behaved, and just all around wonderful!

I haven't had as much luck with heucherella as with heuchera, does it need more of something than heuchera? I can't remember losing a heuchera, and I've got dozens of them, in big drifts and here and there tucked between other plants.

Excellent pictures, you've got some great combinations!

I love them too and have just started adding them to the yard. I got a Green Spice, Stormy Seas and Peach Melba this year. they are growing great already. I have had the dark leaved Heuchera for years. The one that is so popular and is on the tip of my tongue but can't remember the name this minute.

I agree it is completey carefree in my yard, dependable and was in the spot for 8 years and increased in size but didn't outgrow the position. Yet I dug it up and divided it a month ago and both pieces took hold pretty easy.

I LOVE your photos. I can't see the names on the tags except for Peach Melba. Which varieties are they? I especially like the first and last photo. The last one almost looks metallic. Nice.

Yes, the heucherellas are reported to be more finicky. I haven't gotten one for that reason. There are so many nice heucheras and I had such good luck with the one I have that I didn't bother.

Adam

The first one is Silver Scrolls, I love the way it flowers
#2 is unknown, it was a seedling growing in my path I saved.
#3 is new Crème Brule. #4 Amber Waves from last year, all the leaves are the same yellow green so far. #5 IÂve got the tag somewhere.
# 6 Heucherella Foamy Bells this is also from last year, it seems to like where it is, mostly shady. I have another that just barely holds on, i need to find a better spot for it
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#7 is Cathedral Windows. Big plant, not much of a bloom, I usually cut the flower spikes off.
#8 is Stormy Seas is next to #9 Autumn Bride I got both of them last year. I amazed at how big Autumn Bride got it supposed to bloom late summer. #10 new this year Peach Melba, tiny leaves so far. The last one also unknown has been there the longest, in deep shade. I find seedlings of it in my paths

I've started an online photo album with other garden photos

Here is a link that might be useful: Garden photos

Great album - I love the path through the garden (shot #25) - it's really lovely! Everything looks so healthy, and the way it's all pulled together is wonderful.

Yes, absolutely beautiful.

Great pics. I just dug up a heuchera which was languishing in full shade and transplanted to a spot with partial shade.
Hope it survives.

I would love some baby Heuchera if anyone could send me a few of thier collection I would be so thrilled.
I just have one so far called Purple Ruffles.
I can share just about anything you want in plants and seeds.
I started so many new ones this year so just ask.
Sunny

ParkDriveBoston - did you see all the Heuchera at the New England Flower Show? A lot of different ones there. I posted some of them in my photo album of New England Flower Show (in another thread). I just bought my first plant last year a Blooms of Bressingham bred Heuchera - Rasberry Ice. My husband like all the heuchera at the flower show so will probably be adding more this year. The Rasberry Ice grew great in my garden.