Heuchera Zipper PP 25428 Aruncus as do the cherry-red flowers

as do the cherry-red flowers atop 3' stalks (occasionally reaching 5') that top the clump from June through September

expect a green-and-black speckled stem to rise from the ashes

Salvia nutans is extraordinarily elegant in the garden and has proven quite easy to grow in well-drained soils

the 4' wide clumps are topped with 2' tall spikes of light lavender flowers

Dick and Rene subsequently named the iris after NC's Vein Mountain

Heuchera Zipper PP 25428 Aruncus as do the cherry-red flowersHeuchera 'Zipper' is a 2015 Terra Nova introduction that combines the heat tolerance of Heuchera villosa with the heavy leaf ruffling from the more cold loving coral bells. The result is a compact 8" tall x 15" wide clump of insanely ruffled leaves that emerge burgundy, then gradually become suffused with orange as they age. The deeply ruffled foliage allows the burgundy leaf backs to continue to show as the leaf tops mature to orange an amazing