Heuchera Caramel Salvia although we also see several

although we also see several smaller flies hard at work during the flowering season

The 2' tall stalks emerge in spring from knobby white rhizomes and expand

This old favorite has proven to be one of the best peonies for those of us in the winter-impaired parts of the country

This is our 1999 seedling

Heuchera Caramel Salvia although we also see several(USPP 16,560 expired) I first saw the handiwork of French breeder Thierry Delabroye on a 2004 trip to Holland. I returned home with a plant of Heuchera 'Caramel' and planted it beside other coral bells that were on trial. By the end of the summer (more than 100 days over 86 degrees F), most of the coral bells were dead. However, this selection loved the weather. The reason is the use of the heat loving Heuchera villosa in the breeding line. The 1'