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Heuchera x villosa ‘Black Pearl’

 

Heuchera x villosa ‘Black Pearl’ is a striking jet black, highly tolerant, adaptable Heuchera.

 

 

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Heuchera x villosa ‘Black Pearl’ is a striking jet black Heuchera, highly adaptable, highly tolerant to drought.

The ‘Black Pearl’ is a Heuchera villosa hybrid.
What does this mean?
The H. villosa species is a large, late blooming type that exhibits a higher tolerance of high heat and humidity compared to other species. Most produce little flowers in midsummer, but the main event is their foliage.
The main event of the Black Pearl? The leaves maintain their ink black color even when exposed to the sun, so you avoid the fade-to-brown that other Heuchera experience.
This Heuchera comes with her own catchphrase : “take what you can – give nothing back!”
TIPS: Mulching is a good idea to protect the plant’s roots in the winter months.
The color comes out especially when exposed to the sun’s rays.

The Tale

What is curious about this genus is that it is native to the Russian Far East, parts of Canada, Mexico, and the United States, and is native to the State of North Carolina – quite the spread!

The common name, Coral Bells, references the plant’s bell-shaped flowers. They are so delicate and beautiful, you sort of hold your breath when you walk by them.

The other common name, Alumroot, references the medicinal use of some of the species as an astringent to stop bleeding.


Other Names:

Coral Bells

Alumroot


Origin:

Southeastern United States

Container Size

9×9 cm, 1L

Flowering

May, June, July

Soil

Dry, Rocky/Well-Draining

Exposure

Half Sun/Half Shade

Frost Tolerance

-10°C to -15°C

Size

0.5m H x 0.4m W

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