For MrToad! Heuchera in Pots!
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For MrToad! Heuchera in Pots!
Heuchera are my second favorite after hosta. Most of mine are in containers. They do very well her in Wester North Carolina in pots. They do require well drained soil that is for sure!
Elizabeth
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More containers!
2 more containers & one in the ground!
Elizabeth
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heuchera in pots
thanks for the comments and photos - your heuchera plantings are most beautiful -
i think i hear bb barnes calling our names -
rdeal
i think i hear bb barnes calling our names -
rdeal
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Hey Beth - what is the reddish one with the bright margin on the lower right? I MUST track one down since it is GORGEOUS and it needs to be living at my house too!
Also - I love the Ginger Ale in your other photo and the Pinot Gris has become a "must have". I stupidly passed one up theother day since it didn't look as exciting as yours. I guess I'm going back for it now!
Alexa
Also - I love the Ginger Ale in your other photo and the Pinot Gris has become a "must have". I stupidly passed one up theother day since it didn't look as exciting as yours. I guess I'm going back for it now!
Alexa
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autum bride
first time trying to upload to this forum - wish me luck
this is the heuchera "autum bride" - i think it loves it home - the black pot is a wash pot that belonged to alyce's great-grandmother -
mr toad
this is the heuchera "autum bride" - i think it loves it home - the black pot is a wash pot that belonged to alyce's great-grandmother -
mr toad
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Do you overwinter them in pots? I have bought several but only 3 have done well in the ground.
I don't get it, my hostas in the same bed did good.
I told myself I wasn't buying any more but if I can grow them in pots, well here I go again.
I don't get it, my hostas in the same bed did good.
I told myself I wasn't buying any more but if I can grow them in pots, well here I go again.
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