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Heuchera looking good in January

Barb Ure Drouillard 6b Canada

8 years ago

We are finally out of the deep freeze and so I was out doing a little end of the season clean up that I didn't get finished in the fall. Some of my Heuchera survived our subzero temperatures quite well. Which ones look good in your garden in early January?

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Kindness Matters (NE Ohio 6a)
8 years ago
Don't have any heucheras yet, but peeked out the window last week when our snow had melted, and was surprised to see two of my hardy sedums still looking green and alive. Didn't go outside to see which ones they are (think that one of them was Angelina) before we got covered with snow again.
sherrygirl zone5 N il
8 years ago
The last freeze and snow finally got the last heuchera. Will have to wait till spring to see the green, etc.

Sherry
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