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Heuchera ID

hostas_for_barb

12 years ago

Hi: I think that the following pictures are all the same variety of Heuchera but I believe they came with a few annual pots I bought three years ago so I have no ID with them. Can you help? I am guessing at Caramel. Are they all the same and would you agree with my guess?

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This post was edited by Hostas_for_Barb on Fri, Aug 29, 14 at 22:32

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hostas_for_barb
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12 years ago
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hostas_for_barb
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12 years ago
NOID #4
flower_frenzy
12 years ago
Caramel or Kassandra would be my first guesses. Could also possibly be Big Top Gold.

This post was edited by flower-frenzy on Wed, Aug 27, 14 at 16:16
hostas_for_barb
Original Author
12 years ago
Flower: Thanks for your suggestions. The pictures I could find of Caramel have leaves fairly consistent in colour. I had thought it was Caramel but now I'm not so sure. Kassandra has taller stems of small white bell flowers appearing in late spring. Mine is just now starting to flower. But the colours of Kassandra seem so close to my Heuchera.
Barb
The pictures I could find of Big Top Gold looked too consistent in colour.

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