Heuchera villosa 'Caramel' PP16560

Coral Bells - Alum Root

'Caramel' is an exciting H. villosa cross that has striking apricot leaves with reddish undersides, turning to salmon-red in fall. Creamy white flowers appear in late summer. It was discovered as a chance seedling and introduced in 2002 by Thierry Delabroye of France.

PRN Preferred: Smaller and neater than 'Southern Comfort', with the same showy color combination.

Height

12 Inches

Spread

12 Inches

Bloom Color

White

USDA Hardiness Zone

Pleasant Run Nursery Preferred Selection

Current Availability

Qty Avail	Description	Comments	Future Crop	Future Crop Ready Date
134	Heuchera villosa Caramel #1 (NATIVE-apricot w/ reddish undersides)
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Characteristics & Attributes

Attributes

•	Cut Flower
•	Dried Flower
•	Fall Color - Attractive
•	Native
•	Semi-Evergreen
•	Winter Containers

Soil Conditions

•	Average
•	Dry

Bloom Time

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Summer

Exposure

•	Full Shade
•	Partial Shade/Shade Tolerant

Special Recognition

•	Pleasant Run Nursery Preferred Selection

Attracts Wildlife

•	Attracts Butterflies
•	Attracts Hummingbirds
•	Attracts Pollinators

Tolerance

•	Black Walnut Tolerant
•	Drought Tolerant

Foliage Color

•	Orange/Bronze

Similar Plants to Heuchera villosa 'Caramel'

Heuchera x 'Georgia Peach'
Coral Bells - Alum Root