Heuchera 'Berry Timeless'

Recognized as a breakthrough in Coral Bells breeding, the aptly named Heuchera 'Berry Timeless' reblooms from early summer to fall, the flowers aging on the stems to produce a lovely two-tone effect with new rosy-pink blossoms arriving alongside mature, darker pink ones. The abundance of flower stems means you’ll have plenty for cutting. The lightly frosted, fresh green foliage is another major attraction, and the leaves remain evergreen in milder climates. The plant’s Heuchera villosa parentage makes 'Berry Timeless' more heat- and drought-tolerant than most Coral Bells. It’s a terrific edger that won’t interest deer, but the plentiful flowers do delight pollinators. PP 26,357

Heuchera, often referred to as Coral Bells or Alumroot, offers a dazzling array of foliage and flower options. Native to North America, these perennials flourish across USDA Hardiness Zones 4-9, boasting over 70 species that contribute longevity and vibrant color to the garden year-round. Heucheras are celebrated for their ornamental leaves in shades from silver to deep burgundy and sprays of delicate bell-shaped flowers that bloom in early summer. They thrive in moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter, most preferring partial shade to shield their colorful leaves from sun-scorch. Remarkably versatile, Heucheras are not invasive and stand up well to deer and pests and are also favored for their ability to attract hummingbirds and butterflies, making them a delightful addition to any border or woodland garden.

For more information on growing Heuchera, click Growing Guide.