'Palace Purple' coral bells in a shady border bloomed year 2 but not year 3 despite healthy foliage. Two likely causes:
Root damage from cold forces the plant to prioritize leaf production (photosynthesis) over flowering. Energy goes to root repair.
High nitrogen = lush leaves, no flowers. Stop fertilizing now.
If cold shock was the cause, it should bloom normally next year. If overfed, the bloom booster corrects the balance.
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