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, white bark will develop as it matures.The heuchera will throw up pretty little flowers in spring, but for extra colour dot some cheerful primroses around the base.More advice on growing treesGrowing an acer in a pot.Planting a small tree.Training a

other ideas? Thanks Noodle I love heuchera but have stopped growing them in pots now as I've lost too many to the dreaded vine weevils.  The ones growing in the borders have all been fine. Gentians!   Heucheras worth a try. Ajugas, small varigated leaved

I have a gravelled area of 40 square metres. I would like to plant low growing gound cover ( 4 to 6 inches high ) prolific flowering or multi coloured leaf possibly. What do you think of 'Heuchera ?'. Any suggestions please ? You don't say if it

begonias grow in shade. If green then hostas, Brunnera Jack Frost; if purple, I have a heuchera Plum Pudding in a pot in shade, perhaps other varieties of heuchera as well. Hosta would be a good idea, and I could keep an eye out for slugs !! I will have

why are my heuchera growing lots of new shoots that are very limp and hang down and lie on top of pots that they are planted in When did you plant them into the pots?  We have had some very chilly nights, quite alot of frosts recently, maybe

Phormiums survive well in most conditions and there are some wonderful dwarf varieties that are perfect for growing in pots. For a cheaper, but equally colourful alternative to phormiums, you could use cordylines. By the end of summer the fragrant

. http://www.heucheraholics.co.uk/heuchera_shop.html Otherwise, for colour, you can't do much better than Geoff's answer. Hi you should also try  (monkey flower) and it comes in different colours .it grows to about 6 to8 " high in summer and as low as 1

Rosa 'Rhapsody in Blue', heuchera and violas give the display a purple theme. This is gracefully lifted by the white highlights and scent of R. 'Boule de Neige'.November or MarchMay - September45 minutesRosa 'Rhapsody in Blue'Rosa 'Boule de Neige'Heuchera

what are the flower spikes on heuchrea ? , do i need to leave them on, or cut them off leave them on....and enjoy the pretty little flowers Heucheras used to be grown for their flowers rather than their leaves as they are now.   The deep geen one

I wondered if anyone has some good tips for getting the best from their Heuchera's.  Mine always look a little bedraggled and tend to grow up leaving a bare stem underneath and become very vulnerable to snapping off. Any advice would be gratefully