Heuchera
- noun
- /ˈhjuːkərə/
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- Heuchera plants are popular in gardens because of their vibrant colors and unique leaf shapes.
- purple Heuchera
Examples
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I bought several Heucheras for my garden.
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You can find heuchera plants in many nurseries, as they are favored for their ornamental appeal.
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Botanists have classified several species of Heuchera native to North America.
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Many gardeners add Heuchera to their shade beds for its colorful foliage.
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The Heuchera in my garden has produced delicate pink flowers this spring.
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The Heuchera plant is known for its vibrant foliage.
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In landscaping, heuchera's heart-shaped leaves provide texture and contrast among other plants.
Compounds
- Specialized
A North American plant that grows in clumps with spotted leaves and small flowers on stems
- Specialized
A plant that lives for many years with thick heart-shaped leaves at the base and greenish-white flowers on tall stems
- Specialized
A plant that lives for several years with bright red feathery flower spikes grown in gardens
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A long-lived plant with heart-shaped leaves at the base and pale greenish flowers on tall stalks from western North America
Surface Forms
Etymology
Heuchera is named after a German doctor and plant scientist, Johann Heinrich Heucher. So the plant name simply honors that person and is used for these garden plants often called 'coral bells'.