Georgia Peach Heuchera

Georgia Peach Heuchera, also called Coral Bells, is a standout among shade perennials, offering year-round color through its large, lobed leaves that shift with the seasons. New growth emerges in shades of warm peach, maturing into glowing tones with silver veining that catch light beautifully. As temperatures cool, the foliage deepens into rosy-orange hues, extending its visual interest well into fall and winter. This variety grows into a full, mounded shape, reaching about 12 inches tall and up to 24 inches wide. While primarily grown for its foliage, it may send up small, light-colored flower spikes in late spring. Georgia Peach is an excellent choice for brightening low-light areas in North Texas, where consistent leaf color and texture are needed.

• Bold peach-toned foliage with silver overlay
• Color deepens in cooler weather
• Dense mounded form to 12 inches wide
• Prefers shade to part shade
• Ideal for contrast in mixed beds

When choosing a spot for this beautiful plant, go for shade or part sun with moist, well-drained soil. Remove any damaged leaves in early spring to refresh the plant. A colorful, dependable foliage option for North Texas shaded flower beds or containers, that provides an amazing contrast to any other plant.