Coral Bells 'Georgia Peach' Dappled Shade as long as they aren’t

as long as they aren’t poorly drained

This plant gets its specific name from its charming leaves that resemble those of oak trees (Quercus)

A bit of pruning after flowering can help keep it looking its best

While you can grow pecans from seed

alkaline soil

Coral Bells 'Georgia Peach' Dappled Shade as long as they aren’tHeuchera villosa Heuchera villosa, affectionately known as hairy alum root, is a lovely coral bell that graces rocky wooded slopes from Virginia all the way to Georgia and Tennessee. This charming plant features large, hairy, triangularly lobed leaves that are sharply toothed and have a delightful velvety texture. You'll also notice its hairy, rusty brown flowering stems and leaf stalks adding to its character. Typically, it blooms from mid to late