Heuchera 'Peach Melba' delights with foliage that shifts through the seasons: emerging peachy-orange in spring, deepening to amber in summer, and taking on rosy tones in fall. The leaves are lightly ruffled and form a compact mound. In early summer, slender stems bear tiny white flowers.
Very cold hardy, this variety thrives in well-drained soil with average moisture. Best color develops with some direct sun, but it tolerates shade. Remove spent flower stems to maintain a tidy appearance.
Plant in containers, border edges, or massed as a groundcover. The warm foliage tones harmonize with autumn-blooming perennials like sedums and asters, and contrast beautifully with blue or purple flowers.
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