The plant you heard mentioned is heuchera, commonly called alumroot. Its foliage ranges from deep purple to golden caramel, and it sends up wispy pink or white flowers in spring. It thrives in the same semi-shade conditions as autumn fern and also performs beautifully in containers.
Pair them together for a long-season display of texture and color.
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