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1 & HEUCHERELLA 2018 ACORN FARMS INC Worthington Rd. Galena, OH / ph 614/ fx Heuchera Peach Crisp PP23309
2 & HEUCHERELLA Heuchera Amethyst Mist Heuchera Berry Smoothie Heuchera Berry Timeless Heuchera Black Pearl Heuchera Black Taffeta Heuchera Blondie Heuchera Caramel Heuchera Cherry Cola Heuchera Circus Heuchera Citronelle Heuchera Delta Dawn Heuchera Dolce Appletini Heuchera Dolce Blackberry Ice Heuchera Dolce Brazen Raisin Heuchera Dolce Cinnamon Curls Heuchera Dolce Silver Gumdrop NEW Heuchera Electric Plum Heuchera Fire Alarm Heuchera Fire Chief Heuchera Firefly Heuchera Flores Sea Heuchera Georgia Peach Heuchera Ginger Ale Heuchera Green Spice Heuchera Guacamole Heuchera Lime Marmalade Heuchera Marmalade Heuchera americana Marvelous Marble Heuchera Melting Fire Heuchera Midnight Rose Heuchera Mocha Heuchera Obsidian Heuchera Palace Purple Heuchera Paris Heuchera Peach Crisp Heuchera Pear Crisp Heuchera Plum Pudding Heuchera Pretty Pistachio Heuchera Rave On Heuchera Rose Quartz Heuchera Silver Scrolls Heuchera Snow Angel Heuchera Splendens Heuchera Southern Comfort Heuchera Stainless Steel Heuchera sanguinea Stormy Seas Heuchera Sweet Tart Heuchera Wild Rose NEW Heuchera Zipper HEUCHERELLA Heucherella Buttered Rum Heucherella Cracked Ice Heucherella Eye Spy NEW Heucherella Gold Zebra Heucherella Pink Fizz Heucherella Solar Eclipse Heucherella Sweet Tea 2
3 These garden workhorses thrive in light shade and are a favorite no-fuss, long-lived perennial that look beautiful year after year. In mid-summer they send up slender stems loaded with blooms to add a touch of whimsy to its already decked-out colorful foliage. They are the perfect perennial to brighten up the garden. Amethyst Mist Coral Bells (Heuchera Amethyst Mist ) Ht / Wd / Foliage: purple / Flower: cream Blackish-purple leaves with silvery-blue overlay and black veining distinguish this variety of coral bells. Undersides are rich royal purple. Prefers afternoon shade. (#5538) Berry Smoothie Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Berry Smoothie PP21871) Ht / Wd / Foliage: red / Flower: pink Rosy-pink spring foliage matures to purple-rose by summer. White blooms appear mid-summer. Vigorous grower with good cold tolerance. Prefers partial shade. (#4831) Berry Timeless Coral Bells (Heuchera Berry Timeless PP26357) Ht. 3-6 / Wd / Foliage: green / Flower: pink Silvery, mint green foliage is topped with tight clusters of light pink flowers that bloom continuously from early summer to early fall. Flower wands reach 18 inches. (#5128) PRIMO Black Pearl Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Black Pearl PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: black-dark purple / Flower: pink Shiny, jet black leaves have ruffled edges and rosy purple undersides. Keeps black color even in full sun. Pink flowers in midsummer. Part of the PRIMO series. A Proven Winners selection. (#5757)) 3
4 Black Taffeta Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Black Taffeta PP26162) Ht / Wd / Foliage: black / Flower: deep pink Silky, almost-black foliage is heavily ruffled and in perfect proportion to the plant. Deep pink flowers on short stems in early summer. Plant in full sun or partial sun. (#5605) LITTLE CUTIE Blondie Coral Bells (Heuchera Blonde PP24564) Ht. 3-6 / Wd / Foliage: caramel/ Flower: yellow Blondie has caramel-colored foliage with creamy yellow flowers spikes. These flowers bloom throughout the summer. Part of the LITTLE CUTIE series. (#5349 ) Caramel Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Caramel PP16560) Ht / Wd / Foliage: orange / Flower: cream A villosa hybrid whose new leaves emerge bright gold and mature to a peachy-orange with purple undersides. Great for rock gardens and shaded areas. (#5882) SODA Cherry Cola Coral Bells (Heuchera Cherry Cola PP22967) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: rust-red / Flower: red This hybrid is more compact with more vivid leaf color in sun. Foliage grows 6 high with cherry red to salmon flower spikes from late spring through summer. A 2010 introduction in the Soda series from Terra Nova Nurseries of Oregon. (#4460) 4
5 Circus Coral Bells (Heuchera Circus PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: chartreuse w/red stain / Flower: red New leaves emerge a warm peach color with deep red veins. As they mature, the leaves turn a radiant shade of chartreuse and the veining fades to then reappear in Fall. Hot pink blooms add to the show. (#4708) Citronelle Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Citronelle PP17934) Ht / Wd / Foliage: green / Flower: white 'Citronelle', a sport of Caramel, is a beautiful hybrid with yellow leaves and silver undersides. In heavier shade, the leaves will turn chartreuse. This variety will need more shade than some of the other villosa hybrids to hold its color. (#5801) Delta Dawn Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Delta Dawn PP23545) Ht / Wd / Foliage: red / Flower: white Large brick red leaves are scalloped with chartreuse green margins. Foliage sports red veining in summer. White flowers in spring and summer. (#5859) Dolce Appletini Coral Bells (Heuchera Appletini PPAF) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: lime green / Flower: ruby red Lime green leaves have a silvery overlay. Dark red stems hold ruby red flowers starting in early summer. Occasionally reblooms in the fall. A Proven Winners selection. (#4235) 5
6 Dolce Blackberry Ice Coral Bells (Heuchera Blackberry Ice 26788) Ht / Wd / Foliage: purple / Flower: yellow Iridescent purple leaves have black veins and develop a pewter overlay in the summer. A Proven Winners selection. (#4331)) Dolce Brazen Raisin Coral Bells (Heuchera Inheubrara PP27568) Ht / Wd / Foliage: red / Flower: pink Large flat, matte textured leaves with wine red undersides form a dense mound. Deep red scapes with panicles of hot pink buds open to pale pink flowers. A Proven Winners selection. (#4806) Dolce Cinnamon Curls Coral Bells (Heuchera Inheuredfu PP25648) Ht / Wd / Foliage: copper-red / Flower: cream Tidy, compact rounded mound of glossy, ruffled leaves in varying tones of coppery orange, red and purple on the top and brilliant red on the undersides of the leaves. A Proven Winners selection. (#5399) Dolce Silver Gumdrop Coral Bells (Heuchera Silver Gumdrop PPAF) Ht. 6-8 / Wd / Foliage: silver / Flower: pink This smaller Heuchera has iridescent silver leaves and vibrant pink flowers in early summer. Foliage takes on a rosy blush later in the season. Part of the DOLCE Series. A Proven Winners selection. (#4331)) 7679 Worthington Rd., Galena, OH acornfarms@acornfarms.com 6
7 Electric Plum Coral Bells (Heuchera Electric Plum PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: purple / Flower: bright pink Near black leaves lighten to an intense purple with black veins. Bright pink flowers are produced on near black stems. (#4238)) Fire Alarm Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Fire Alarm PP24526) Ht. 9 / Wd / Foliage: dark red / Flower: light pink Beautiful dark red foliage in spring and summer turning brownish red during summer. Pink flowers on reddish stems. Prefers average or moist soil conditions. (#4438)) Fire Chief Coral Bells (Heuchera Fire Chief PP21880) Ht / Wd / Foliage: wine red / Flower: pink-white Glowing wine red leaves maturing to deep crimson are topped by bicolored pink and white flowers on dark red stems. Blooms continuously spring, summer and fall. Bred for heat and humidity tolerance. (#4200) Firefly Coral Bells (Heuchera Leuchtkafer) Ht / Wd / Foliage: green / Flower: scarlet red Fragrant, scarlet blooms on wispy, vertical stems. Can be planted in full sun to mostly shade but performs best in partial sun. (#4800)) 7
8 Flores Sea Coral Bells (Heuchera Flores Sea PPAF) Ht. 6-8 / Wd / Foliage: silver-purple / Flower: hot pink Striking purple foliage has a heavy silver overlay and produces wands of hot pink flowers for several months. (#4851) MARMALADE Georgia Peach Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Georgia Peach PP19375) Ht / Wd / Foliage: coral / Flower: white Huge peach colored leaves with a silvery overlay. Foliage color turns to a brilliant rose-purple in the fall but still with the decorative overlay. Tolerates summer and humidity. Part of the Marmalade Series. (#4852)) SODA Ginger Ale Coral Bells (Heuchera Ginger Ale PP18173) Ht / Wd / Foliage: yellow / Flower: yellow Unusual ginger ale foliage color of soft golds frosted with silver and topped with delicate pinkish yellow blooms. Best foliage colors occur in Spring. Part of the Soda series. (#4727) Green Spice Coral Bells (Heuchera Green Spice ) Ht / Wd / Foliage: green-purple vein / Flower: white Beautiful foliage that shows a multitude of colors. Leaves have dark green edges with a silvery overlay and purple veins. The foliage turns shades of red and orange in the fall. A Proven Winners Selection. (#5632) 8
9 Guacamole Coral Bells (Heuchera hybrida Guacamole PPAF) Ht / Wd. 38 / Foliage: chartreuse / Flower: white Large, chartreuse leaves with fragrant white flowers in mid summer. (#4092) Lime Marmalade Coral Bells (Heuchera Lime Marmalade PP21861) Ht. 10 / Wd. 24 / Foliage: green / Flower: tan A sport of Marmalade, this compact variety has ruffled, smaller limegreen foliage with tan colored blooms in late spring and early summer. (#4247) Marmalade Coral Bells (Heuchera Marmalade PP15945) Ht / Wd / Foliage: orange / Flower: red Showy in all seasons with marmalade colored leaves with raspberry reverse. Vigorous plant with heavy substance that holds up well in inclement weather. (#5836 ) Marvelous Marble Coral Bells (Heuchera americana Marvelous Marble ) Ht / Wd / Foliage: green-red / Flower: white Foliage emerges in tones of purple in Spring then turn to green with dark veins. Creamy white flowers appear on 22 stems. (#4506) 9
10 Melting Fire Coral Bells (Heuchera Melting Fire) Ht / Wd / Foliage: reddish-purple / Flower: white Bright reddish-purple leaves have strongly curled edges. Dark red stems carry white flowers in late spring and early summer. (#4854)) Midnight Rose Coral Bells (Heuchera Midnight Rose PP18551) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: black w/pink / Flower: white A sport of Obsidian, foliage is glossy, almost black leaves with flecks of bright pink. The flecks lighten as the season progresses. (#4888)) Mocha Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Mocha PP18386) Ht / Wd / Foliage: bronze / Flower: white Large, fast-growing variety with dark chocolate to bronze leaves with purple undersides. Mature leaves are near black and larger than a hand. Small white flowers appear mid to late summer on stems. (#4796 ) Obsidian Coral Bells (Heuchera Obsidian PP14836) Ht / Wd / Foliage: black-purple / Flower: white Glossy, deep purple leaves have undersides that are shiny and deep purple. Smokey purple buds produce cream flowers. (#4736) 10
11 Palace Purple Coral Bells (Heuchera var. div. Palace Purple ) Ht / Wd / Foliage: mahogany-red / Flower: white Shiny maple/ivy-like leaves are huge compared to other varieties. Mahogany-red foliage and tiny pinkish-white flowers make a striking contrast. Foliage color may fade to a bronze-green in hot summers. (#4802)) CITY Paris Coral Bells (Heuchera Paris PP18881) Ht / Wd / Foliage: green w/white / Flower: rose White veiled green leaves with columns of large, rose colored blooms. A repeat bloomer that will bloom until frost. A striking presentation. Part of the CITY series. (#4807) CRISP Peach Crisp Coral Bells (Heuchera Peach Crisp PP23309) Ht. 6 / Wd / Foliage: peach / Flower: white Tight mounds of ruffled, peach-to-amber colored foliage. Thrives in spite of heat or drought and attracts hummingbirds. Best in partial shade. Part of the CRISP series. (#4675) CRISP Pear Crisp Coral Bells (Heuchera Pear Crisp PP23568) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: yellow / Flower: ivory Finely dissected chartreuse to yellow leaves have crisp, pointy edges. Plant in direct morning sun to draw out brighter yellow coloring but needs afternoon shade. Part of the CRISP series. (#5565) 11
12 Plum Pudding Coral Bells (Heuchera Plum Pudding ) Ht / Wd / Foliage: purple / Flower: pale pink Dark purple leaves with silver highlights and pale pink blooms in early summer make this a very popular variety. (#4834) PRIMO Pretty Pistachio Coral Bells (Heuchera Pretty Pistachio PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: chartreuse / Flower: pink Wide chartreuse leaves mature to lime green in summer. Pink flowers are produced from midsummer to early fall. Performs best in filtered sun. Part of the PRIMO Series. A Proven Winners selection. (#4257) Rave On Coral Bells (Heuchera Rave On PP18127) Ht. 8 / Wd. 14 / Foliage: silver / Flower: pink Heavily silvered foliage produces masses of pink blooms in early summer. Neat habit with a great contrast between foliage and flower. #5969) Rose Quartz Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Rose Quartz PPAF) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: rose / Flower: pink to white New dusty rose leaves gradually change to light pewter with darker veining. Pink buds open to white flowers in midsummer. Villosa hybrids have an increased tolerance of summer heat and humidity. (#4242) Silver Scrolls Coral Bells (Heuchera Silver Scrolls PP12066) Ht / Wd / Foliage: purple / Flower: cream Striking ruffled grape purple foliage with a steel-grey overlay and royal purple underside. Rose-pink buds open to tiny cream flowers on 24 scapes. (#5277 ) 12
13 Splendens Coral Bells (Heuchera sanguinea Splendens PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: mottled green / Flower: red Mottled green foliage and dark scarlet blooms from late spring to early summer. Attracts hummingbirds. (#5985)) Snow Angel Coral Bells (Heuchera sanguinea Snow Angel PPAF) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: green w/white / Flower: pink Large, heart-shaped, lobed foliage is pale green with splashes of white. Variegation remains right through the strong summer sun. In late spring, long slender stems hold a large cluster of deep pink blooms.(#4173)) Southern Comfort Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa Southern Comfort PP20364) Ht / Wd. 24 / Foliage: peach / Flower: cream Large lobed cinnamon-peach leaves mature to copper and amber in the fall. Creamy white flowers erupt in late summer. Bred to do well in the Midwest and Northeast states. Protect from hot afternoon sun. (#4480) Stainless Steel Coral Bells (Heuchera Stainless Steel PP23349) Ht / Wd / Foliage: silvery purple / Flower: white Silvery metallic new growth matures to green with heavy veining and dark purple undersides. Large white flowers on chocolate brown stalks in late spring. (#5785) 7679 Worthington Rd., Galena, OH acornfarms@acornfarms.com 13
14 Stormy Seas Coral Bells (Heuchera sanguinea Stormy Seas PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: silvery purple / Flower: white Waves of deep purple and silver on ruffled foliage. Maroon purple when young aging to a bronze-green in summer. Creamy white blooms in early summer on 3 tall spikes. Vigorous yet compact. (#4826) LITTLE CUTIE Sweet Tart Coral Bells (Heuchera Sweet Tart PP24573) Ht. 3-6 / Wd / Foliage: lime-yellow / Flower: hot pink Lime-yellow foliage is topped by bicolored hot pink flowers all summer and fall. Needs afternoon shade. Part of the LITTLE CUTIE series. (#4855 ) PRIMO Wild Rose Coral Bells (Heuchera Wild Rose PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: rosy-purple / Flower: pink Large, rosy purple leaves have dark veins. Dark purple buds open to rosy pink flowers in mid-summer. Part of the PRIMO Series. A Proven Winner Selection. (#NEW ) Zipper Coral Bells (Heuchera Zipper PP25428) Ht / Wd. 18 / Foliage: amber-red / Flower: white Glossy, heavily ruffled foliage holds its amber-red color throughout the season. A villosa hybrid with larger leaf size and better heat and humidity tolerance. (#NEW ) 7679 Worthington Rd., Galena, OH acornfarms@acornfarms.com 14
15 HEUCHERELLA Vigorous plants with bold leaf color and beautiful flowers. Buttered Rum foamy bells (Heucherella Buttered Rum PP25040) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: caramel / Flower: white Glossy, warm caramel colored leaves are deeply-cut. Cool weather turns leaves to rose red. White flower sprays in spring. (#4240) Cracked Ice foamy bells (Heucherella Cracked Ice PP24690) Ht / Wd / Foliage: silver-pink / Flower: cream In early spring and fall the leaves get a charming silvery-pink overlay. During summer months, blue and green tones are punctuated with dramatic veining. (#4948) Eye Spy foamy bells (Heucherella Sweet Tea PPAF) Ht / Wd / Foliage: orange / Flower: white Huge 4 scalloped orange-red leaves with cinnamon highlights darken and become more vibrant in summer and lighten up in the fall. (#4778) Gold Zebra foamy bells (Heucherella Gold Zebra PP22104) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: yellow / Flower: white Finely cut gold leaves are marked with a bold dark red center. This compact variety grows best and has best color if planted in partial shade. (#4705) Pink Fizz foamy bells (Heucherella Pink Fizz PP26947) Ht. 6-9 / Wd / Foliage: green-purple / Flower: pink Large, deeply lobed green leaves have prominent purple veins. Pink flowers bloom from early to mid summer on 13 spikes. (#5150) Solar Eclipse foamy bells (Heucherella Solar Eclipse PP23647) Ht. 10 / Wd / Foliage: orange / Flower: white Rounded mound of dark maroon sports a lime green edge all summer. (#5356) Sweet Tea foamy bells (Heucherella Sweet Tea PP21296) Ht / Wd / Foliage: orange / Flower: white Huge 4 scalloped orange-red leaves with cinnamon highlights darken and become more vibrant in summer and lighten up in the fall. (#4778) 15
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