My favorite mini heuchera, Frost, under protection by Hosta Sagae.

Caramel is big and strong, does not mind my neglect during the summer in a full sun garden

Obsidian is colorful, in the background of Hosta Touch of Class (one of my favorites).

Cajun Fire went through several color changes throughout the seasons and settle down to this one for the fall

Fire Alarm shows more purple this year than red. This one is a slow grower for me but well worth the effort.

The big and colorful Georgia Peach. My iphone does not do justice to its beauty. Behind it is my all time favorite hosta June.

Grape Hyacinths and Daffodils are really confused this year and thought this is spring time so started to grow

Thank you for looking. Hope you are enjoying your heucheras as much as I am
Vivian

I am enjoying your beautiful plants! Thanks for the heuchera garden show Vivian.
I can't seem to capture the colors in pics as well as you, but then, my camera is a very elementary one.

My local Walmart has some very nice 'Caramel' discounted for under $5! I picked up two and they still have several more. Even though I'd like to add more of the purple and red toned heuchera, I'm tempted :-)

Thank you. You will like Caramel. It has more rosy tone in spring and summer. It is just a really robust grower and has a nice and symmetric shape that goes well in any garden.

I started with 2 from Home Deport 3 years ago. Divided last year so now I have 4.

Vivian

Beautiful euchera Vivian. Frost is one I think I will have to add to my collection next year. Thanks for sharing your pix - just love looking at Heuchera photos.

Love your pics! I also have caramel and I agree with you on everything you said about it. Everyone should have one. One of my favorites is rootbeer. Your Cajun Fire has an amazing color.

Christa in front, Tiramisu to the right, and Caramel. Ajuga fits right in in my opinion.

Almost forgot about Sunrise Falls. It has fuzzy leaves.

...and Gunsmoke.

Love your Gunsmoke and Sunrise falls. I don't have any green shaded Heuchies except Paris. Your use of them are so nice. They now go on my shopping list for next spring.
Thanks for sharing
Vivian

Thank you!

Love Sweet Tea...its first on my list to get this year! .... along with Canyon Duet from the other thread. Thank you for all these lovely photos to admire!

Josephine, I have Sweet Tea foamy bells and it is lovely. I had it in more shade a couple of years ago and it just wasn't performing very well. Surviving but not thriving. So I moved it into a sunnier location and it is quite happy and so am I!

Heucheras have so many different lovely varieties! They are one of my favourite plants and seem to do well for me (knock on wood).