Elegant and refined, Heuchera 'Silver Scrolls' forms a mound of rounded, lobed leaves with a silver background and dark purple veins. New growth emerges silver flushed with burgundy, maturing to a cool silver. In spring, small pink-tinged white flowers rise on wiry stems.
Best in filtered sun (dappled shade) with moderate moisture. Herbaceous perennial, under 2 feet tall, spreading 1 foot or less. A lovely choice for sophisticated woodland combinations.
Photo credit: Richard Shiell
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