Heuchera 'Lime Marmalade' (Coral Bells) — vivid, ruffled, lobed lime-green to chartreuse leaves forming a dense mound, topped with airy panicles of creamy-white flowers. Evergreen, performs best in partial shade to prevent its ruffled neon foliage from scorching.
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Product features
Botanical name: Heuchera 'Lime Marmalade'
Common name: Alum root, Coral bells
Height: 25cm–40cm (50cm in flower)
Spread: 30cm to 45cm
Foliage: Vivid, ruffled, lobed lime-green to chartreuse leaves
Flower: Airy panicles of creamy-white bell flowers, May to August
Attractive to wildlife: Highly attractive to bees, butterflies
Soil Type: Fertile, moist but well-drained soil
Drought tolerant: Moderately tolerant, better with regular moisture
Hardy: Fully hardy (RHS H6)
Position: Partial shade ideal, more sun-tolerant if kept moist
Evergreen: Yes (semi-evergreen in cold regions)
Suitable for: Border edging, ground cover, cottage gardens
Materials and care
Light: Performs best in partial shade to prevent scorching
Aspect: Cool north-, east-, or west-facing borders and woodland gardens
Soil type: Fertile, humus-rich soils
Drainage: Requires well-drained soil
Watering: Water regularly for consistent moisture
Deadheading: Snip spent flower stems down to the base
End of season: Remove tattered leaves in late autumn or early spring
Propagation: Lift and divide woody crowns every 3 years in spring
