Published on April 3, 2012 by Amy
Heuchera micrantha ‘Palace Purple’
Large purple foliage resembles maple leaves and creates a thick basal mound of colorful foliage. Dainty white flowers bloom in late spring, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. Thrives in the shaded woodland garden, offering great texture, color and cover for landscape critters!
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Benefits
Height
12-24 Inches
Spread
12-18 Inches
Native Range
Moist, wooded banks & rocks from British Columbia south to California also native to Idaho
Native Trivia
If you garden in the woods, consider leaving downed trees, piles of brush with large leaves and jumbled piles of rocks in your landscape. These are key shelter spots for all kinds of wildlife, allow for nesting and add to a natural landscape look.
Source: abnativeplants
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