The one with pink flowers? I'm pretty sure that's a heucherella - a cross of a heuchera and a tiarella. There are several that look similar - Pink Fizz and Tapestry, for example.

If I recall correctly you are located somewhere in the southeast......Georgia? Many heuchera hybrids (and most are a hybrid of some kind) do not tolerate the south's heat and humidity well, which is why they are so short lived. If you want to add these to your garden, do some research and seek out cultivars that have a lot of Heuchera americana or Heuchera villosa in their parentage (or cultivars of ones of those species, like Dale's Strain, Green Spice, Palace Purple), as those two cultivars hold up to heat and humidity the best. H. villosa is native to the southeast.

I’m most interested in the purple ones. I’m now in the north Georgia mountains, so average 5-10 degrees cooler than my last place in the Atlanta burbs. Most local nurseries sell heuchera as partial sun. so that is what i usually do. Maybe they need more sun than I’ve been allowing for.

So here’s what I did. I can’t resist giving heuchera a fighting chance here as I really love how they look. I bought 7 varieties, 3 of which are villosa. My plan it to put them in pots as that gives me better control of soil, drainage,and sun exposure. I generally move my potted perennials up against the house for the winter which seems to do the trick here in Georgia. I have to give it a good try before totally giving up!

Here is my list,

Dolce Appletini

Dolce Cherry Truffles

Forever Purple

Snow Angel

Grande Amethyst

Grande Black

Primo Wild Rose