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My Heucher first Buds/Blooms ever!

12 years ago

This is my first Heuchera to get buds/blooms ever! All were planted late last year and early this spring, so these are my first. It is the Blessingham, the first to show new spring growth, so of course the first to get buds. I can't wait to see all of the Terra Nova Hybrids bloom. Hope Springs Eternal, "my sister always says".
Debra

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flower_frenzy
12 years ago
That looks like a nice one, Debra. Several of mine are just starting to flower now. I used to think heuchera flowers were really ugly, but some of the newer varieties have such nice flowers nowadays.
Debra Vessels
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12 years ago
Thanks flower-frenzy, It is actually "Bressingham" just plain green, old fashioned, but the flowers are supposed to be pretty. I noticed buds on my "Sweet Tea" this morning, and I just planted it a week ago. We are expecting snow on Monday, so we will see how they take a little frost bite.
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flower_frenzy
12 years ago
Sweet Tea has lovely blooms, IMHO. It's a heucherella, so it has the fuzzy tiarella flowers. I love those. They're white with darker centers if I remember right.

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