Heucherella 'Sweet Tea' - Foamy Bells Ornamental Bark and within that vast distribution

and within that vast distribution

(3-4 years) grass can be allowed to return

They have a nice

narrow columnar growth habit

Daniel Dayton at the University of Illinois introduced Prairie Fire in 1982 as a happy accident from the PRI (Purdue-Rutgers-Illinois) disease-resistant apple breeding program [4]

Heucherella 'Sweet Tea' - Foamy Bells Ornamental Bark and within that vast distributionYou'll be drinking in fall color for the majority of the year with this outstanding hybrid heucherella. Dense mounding foliage with dark red centers radiate outward with increasingly light colored reds and oranges. Like Heuchera, Heucherella is a great selection for container planting and adding color in garden beds or walkways. In summer tall stems of flowers, that are excellent for cuttings, shoot up from the plant to suspend an array of bell shaded