Prairie Alumroot Berries Zone: 7-10

Zone: 7-10

providing the reason for their name

Height: 6’-8'Spread: 6’-8'Bloom: May-JulyLight: Full Sun-Part ShadeWater: MediumZone: 5-9Origin: North America

upright green leaves that create a beautifully tidy look

they don't follow a strict order from bottom to top

Prairie Alumroot Berries Zone: 7-10Heuchera richardsonii Prairie Alumroot, Richardson's Alumroot Heuchera are popular in both native and mainstream gardening, where they are commonly named Coral Bells, and have been cultivated for color variety. They have a tidy clump forming growth habit appropriate for formal gardens. One of the original wild types from which so many cultivars were developed, prairie alumroot has scalloped, heart shaped foliage. Native to the northwest and central U.