Hallson Gardens

Couple of beauties, Jane... thanks
Is that a price tag hanging from Minnie Pearl?

Lots of winners there Kent, thanks
That broken eye on Girda B is so unusual...
P.S. what ever happened to that incredibly edged bonus hem you got a few years back?

Nice one John
I've never had a double seedling... but, I do have a seedling that bloomed recently and the first thing I thought was 'flesh tone'

Quite a change in coloring, but still a good looker .... thanks Sharon.

Great shots Snow thanks... Charles J is a favorite here too, as are most all reds. The fickle coloring of Hems is part of their appeal

Very nice LG
Would Egyptian Ibis work in that future grouping...

Impressive collection of dragons there Helen... I remember some of those from your earlier quests, thanks for the pics!

I agree... that one is better than many of the registered cultivars I've paid for, good growing!

I agree Linda, heuchs are a must for any garden...and yours are beautiful! thanks
Nice flower pics Reldon... good flowers on good foliage is not too far away...

Silver Scrolls is one of the better heuchs and yes, it is smallish... its dad was H Petite Bronze.
Heuchs are native to cracks and crevices and need the good drainage... i've had them in pots and containers, in an airy mix, for years. Also, they are moderate to light feeders.

The Heuchera list grows again...
Ginger Ale- lets just say the color is unique.
Peppermint Spice- looks just like Green Spice with a different and shorter flower.
Cinnabar- oops, the pic is too large, but the purple silver foliage is unusual.

Interesting variation in the varigation amoungst those three pics ... will keep an eye out for one of those, thanks!

Nice colorful combo Ron! Is that 'Limelight' in the upper right?

Nice combos and I agree that Stoplight is a real eyecatcher. Several of the heucherellas have not thrived in the gardens here... but Stoplight came back and is growing well this year in four hours of midday sun.

A few blooms in the garden today...

Very pretty TMA! I would consider that one a keeper, even if it is Orange. Thanks!

I admit it, I peeked...
Beautiful bloomers Helen, thanks!

Nice Deb! Thanks. I am guessing that you will have lots of color in your gardens for years to come...

Pretty pics Pat, thanks
I could never really tell the difference between yellow and green throats... but I know red is my favorite hem color!

Hey Lucy, pretty pics, thanks
I too am a big spider fan!

As for the hems looking better last year, with little to no rain this year, the colors here are rather drab as well
More water= more color.