Sandia coral bells

Heuchera pulchella

Sandia coralbells, Heuchera pulchella, Plant Select
Sandia coralbells, Heuchera pulchella, Plant Select
This miniature, extra cute version of the well-known coralbells makes a tidy evergreen tussock of ruffled fresh green leaves. Spikes of petite rose-pink bells emerge in late spring, attracting hummingbirds and bees. Xeric when planted in shade.

Tips from the pros: Deadhead spent flowers periodically to keep plant attractive.
Plant Type Petites
Height 8-10 inches
Width 4-8 inches
Flowering Season May-June
Flower Color Pink
Sun Sun, Shade, Partial Sun
Water Needs Moderate to dry
USDA Hardiness Zone Zones 4-7
Soil Type Well-drained loam or sandy
Deer Resistant Yes
Good for Pollination Yes
Winter Interest Yes
North American Native Yes
Year Introduced 2013
Annual Commercial Maintenance Hand trim back dead stems in spring.
5-10 Year Commercial Maintenance Follow annual maintenance. This can be a long lived perennial if growing conditions are correct.
Elevation Guide Up to 8125 ft