Heuchera 'Fire Chief' – Coral Bells

Heuchera 'Fire Chief' – Coral Bells

Rich wine-red evergreen foliage gives this lovely coral bells a bold presence in rock gardens, woodland plantings, and mixed borders. Its compact, clumping habit fits beautifully into containers, while freely flowering stems rise above the foliage with attractive bicolor dark pink and white blooms from summer into fall. The flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds and make delightful additions to cut-flower arrangements. Also known as alum root, 'Fire Chief' tolerates deer, coastal conditions, and clay soils, offering colorful foliage and a practical, compact form for a wide range of garden settings.

Key Features:

• Evergreen perennial; compact, clump-forming habit
• Rich wine-red foliage
• Deer, coastal, and clay tolerant
• Freely flowering stems with bicolor dark pink and white blooms
• Flowers from summer through fall
• Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
• Excellent for rock gardens, woodland gardens, containers, and borders
• Suitable for cut flowers
• Plant patent PP #21880

Growing Details:
Height: 9 in foliage; 18 in in flower | Spread: 15 in
Exposure: Sun to shade | Water: Moderate to dry
Bloom time: Summer–fall | Bloom color: Bicolor dark pink and white
USDA Hardiness Zone: 4–9