Hi Ashlie-I finally dug some pictures out that I feel are representative of 'Berry Smoothie'. This first one is of the bright color it shows in the spring. This picture was taken in March or April of this year.

This is a picture I just took today. As you can see, the color is mellowing out a bit as things heat up, but it's still pretty bright. The veins become prominent as the color mellows. Also, the new growth is always bright. (You can see some at the upper left of the plant.)

This is a picture I took of it at the end of August last year. The color has darkened and the veins are very prominent. However, you can see the newer growth is still nice and bright. This picture really highlights the different color changes that Berry Smoothie makes throughout the season because you can see all 3 at once.

All in all, an outstanding plant that offers year-round interest and color. I think everyone should have one.

Thanks so much. That was exactly what I was looking to see. I am going to use heuchera in lieu of annual flowers or roses in my formal garden as a mass planting between the boxwood hedges.

Well, 'Berry Smoothie' would be a great choice for color. It's hard to beat.

so excited just spoke with the Heuchera breeder here in the Netherlands and he special ordered heuchera berry smoothie tissue culture so he can fulfill my order. in september i'll be the proud owner of 72 heuchera berry smoothie mass planted in my front garden!!!! SO EXCITED!!! He is the only person in the country that sells them and a good price too. 3.95 a plant. If he didnt do this for me I would have had to consider buy from belgium or germany and those are 5 bucks a plant which would have cost a small fortune.

Great deal! That should be stunning.

Please post pic's next year when they fill out.

Berry Smoothie is on my wish list.

That's going to look amazing! I'd love to see pictures of the finished product!

I most definitely will post pics when i plant them and when they fill out. I'm really excited to have something so untraditional for a "formal" style type of garden.I have been a shamless flipflopper on what it is i wnat to plant there. Ive gone from roses to heuchera to e fortunei to annuals back to roses and back to heuchera and now i am comitted to the heuchera Here are a few pics of where teh garden is at right now and also a pic of the expected outcome

here is where the garden is at the moment.

woops that last one isnt the most recent. That pic was from spring when I planted some tulips. This pic is the most recent it has the urn in place and i have sweet alyssum planted between the hedges just for some color through the summer till I get the heuchera in september