Plum Pudding Heuchera

Plum Pudding Heuchera, also called Coral Bells, is a standout perennial known for its bold, plum-colored foliage and refined texture. The rounded, ruffled leaves are dusted with silver and etched with dark veins, giving the plant a layered, almost metallic look. The foliage holds its color through much of the year, shifting slightly in tone with the seasons. In late spring to early summer, masses of small white flowers appear on slender stems, adding a delicate accent without distracting from the foliage.

• Bold plum-purple leaves with silver overlay
• Ruffled foliage adds texture and depth
• Compact, mounded form to 12 inches wide
• Soft white flower spikes in late spring
• Excellent for layering in shade or part shade

It thrives in shade to part sun with moist, well-drained soil. To promote additional bloom, remove stems or faded flowers. To keep the plant growing, remove any tired foliage in early spring. A reliable foliage perennial for shaded North Texas flower beds, walkways, or containers.