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Berry Smoothie Coralbells Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' PP21,871 Description & Overview Berry Smoothie Coralbells are characterized by their large bold foliage in a beautiful shade of metallic rose-pink. Light pink bell-shaped flowers appear in mid-summer. This cultivar is extremely heat tolerant and holds up well during hot summer months due to […]
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Berry Smoothie Heuchera (Coral Bells) - 1 Gallon Pot; Thriving in heat and humidity and cold due to its Villosa parentage, Berry Smoothie is a strong performer with unique coloration that will not go unnoticed in the garden. Providing vibrant changing colors all season long, deep purple veined leaves emerge a creamy rosy-pink with a silvery.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera Berry Smoothie - Common name: Coral Bell, Alum Root - Brilliant raspberry-toned metallic foliage darkens to purple pink in summer. A refreshing see-through edger, the airy tall sprays of white bells allow a view of the plants behind. Impressive heat and humidity tolerance. An award winner, Heuchera Berry Smoothie was a visitor favorite in the 3-year trials at the Mt. Cuba Center.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' - Coral Bells. Heucheras are an easy to grow plant that is great for beginner gardeners and anyone looking for a low maintenance perennial. They can be grown in full shade, but the growth rate will be slow, in sun they prefer to be shaded from the hot afternoon sun and will show best color and growth if afternoon shade.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie'. (Coral Bells) Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' will add a pop of color to your garden or landscape, with it's large textured 5-inch rose-pink leaves. The bright and beautiful foliage will not fade during the season. Plant 'Berry Smoothie' in full to part shade and it will grow 18-24 inches tall and wide.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Phonetic Spelling HEW-ker-a Description 'Berry Smoothie", also known as Coral Bells, is a patented cultivar of the genus, Heuchera, a cross between H. villosa and H. americana. 'Berry Smoothie' is a clump forming, herbaceous perennial with white spring blossoms and rose-pink leaves that darken to purple-pink and provide year-round interest in a shady part of the landscape.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Berry Smoothie Heuchera, Large, gently lobed, metallic rose-pink leaves in spring darken to bronze-red by summer. Adds brilliant color and contrast to mixed con Berry Smoothie Heuchera, Heuchera hybrid 'Berry Smoothie' PP #21,871
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' PBR. alum root 'Berry Smoothie' A clump-forming perennial, with rounded, lobed leaves, to 10cm across, which form a mound 40cm high and which open metallic rose-pink in spring and gradually darken to purple-pink, and panicles to 70cm high of creamy white flowers, flushed with pale pink, in early summer
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Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' PP21871. This brightly colored selection emerges in spring with showy rose pink foliage that forms a full mound and is topped with white flowers in early summer. Exhibits good heat and humidity tolerance, notable vigor, and fills out containers fully due to its H. villosa parentage. Nativar.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' bears dramatic berry-red foliage, which deepens to purple. It works well in mixed herbaceous borders in partial shade, particularly when grown alongside lime-green heucheras such as 'Lime Marmalade'. Cream flowers are borne on strong stems in summer.
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The amazing foliage of Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' changes color each season, emerging bright rose pink in spring and darkening to a deeper purple tone in summer. The flowers arise in clusters atop tall stems that float about the mound, bringing cream and light pink tones that contrast nicely. Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie', a shade-lover, is perfect.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Common name of coral bells is in reference to the red bell-shaped flowers produced by Heuchera sanguina. Common name of alumroot is in reference to the medicinal use of some species plants as an astringent to stop bleeding. 'Berry Smoothie' is a clump-forming coral bells hybrid (H. villosa x H. americana). It is noted for its rose pink.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' features striking, rose-pink leaves with ruffled edges. Airy wands of white bell flowers appear in late Spring. They are very attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies alike. This hardy evergreen perennial grows with a compact, mounding habit. If you're a fan of dramatic foliage that's not afraid to show off in the garden, you'll love Heuchera or coral bells! Beyond.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' PP21871 COPF. Common Name: Coral Bells. Over the past few years, Terra Nova has put great emphasis in their breeding work on developing cultivars in a rainbow of unique new colors like orange, yellow, and even a pink spotted variety. Next in their lineup is the incredibly bright rose colored variety, 'Berry Smoothie'.
Coral Bells, Berry Smoothie (Heuchera)
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie'. Bold round leaves emerge in spring the color of, well, its namesake! Metallic rose-pink leaves have both H. villosa and H. americana blood, so heat tolerance is a given. For a tasty combo, combine it with cool-blue leaved hostas. Truly four seasons of foliage interest. An award winner! USDA Hardiness Zone (s): 4-9.
Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ TERRA NOVA® Nurseries, Inc.
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' has large, rosy-red foliage with a faint silver veil. This cultivar performed exceptionally well during the first year, receiving a rating of 5 for all but four weeks. Unfortunately, 'Berry Smoothie' struggled for the last two years of the trial. Starting in 2013, four out of five plants lacked vigor.
