Add a touch of orange to your landscape with the Peachberry Ice Coral Bells, or Heuchera hybrid 'Peachberry Ice'. Here’s why Heuchera is the perfect addition to your garden:

Appearance: ‘Peachberry Ice’ Heuchera features apricot orange foliage with vibrant pink undersides and a silvery veneer. White flowers emerge mid-summer and the foliage colors become more muted through the season. The leaves are deeply lobed and have a ruffled or scalloped edge, adding texture to the plant. 

Size: This variety typically forms a compact mound of foliage, reaching a height of 6-12 inches with a spread of 24-30 inches. It is well-suited for use as a ground cover, edging plant, or in containers.

Blooming Season: Peachberry Ice Coral Bells produce delicate, cream colored flowers on slender stems in summer. While the flowers are not the main feature of this plant, they add a charming accent to the colorful foliage. Bees and butterflies are attracted to the sprightly blooms. 

Sun and Soil Requirements: These plants prefer partial shade to full shade. Average watering is required and they prefer well-draining soil. They are adaptable to various soil types and environmental conditions. This variety of Heuchera can thrive in zones 4-9.

Maintenance: Peachberry Ice Coral Bells are relatively low-maintenance plants. Deadheading spent flowers can help maintain a tidy appearance, although it is not necessary for the health of the plant. Remove any damaged or discolored foliage as needed to encourage new growth.

Landscape Use: This variety is a wonderfully compact, versatile plant that adds color and texture to shaded garden areas. They are often used as edging plants along paths or borders, as ground covers beneath trees or shrubs, or in containers on patios or balconies.

Overall, Peachberry Ice Coral Bells are valued for their colorful foliage, compact habit, and adaptability to shaded conditions. They provide year-round interest in the garden and pair well with other shade-loving plants in mixed plantings.