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Heuchera Georgia Peach.
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HEUCHERAS
'Bella Notte,' beautiful deep purple foliage with large pink blooms.
'Frosted Violet,' deep purple leaves with delicate fuzz that catches the light.
'Beaujolais,' vigorous, burgundy foliage with silver and darker purple veins.
'Georgia Peach,' large peach leaves with silver netting; color intensifies with cold.
'Hercules,' green foliage with silver veiling and bright, scarlet flowers.
'Obsidian,' almost black foliage with a satiny sheen.
'Caramel,' best of the butterscotch-to-orange colors.
TIARELLAS
'Sugar and Spice,' a classic choice with strong marking and delicate pink blooms.
'Pink Skyrockets,' deeply cut, almost fern-like foliage with dazzling pink plumes.
'Pink Brushes,' long-lasting spikes of dense pink flowers.
HEUCHERELLAS
'Brass Lantern,' large cut leaves with changing colors of orange, copper and rust.
'Solar Eclipse,' dramatic dark foliage tipped with chartreuse.
'Redstone Falls,' vigorous plant with tumbling foliage in warm sunset tones.
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