HEUCHERA RICHARDSONII

Latin Name: Heuchera richardsonii

Description: Commonly known as Richardson's Alumroot, this lovely native plant models large, attractive, basal leaves with rounded, lobed edges supported on long, sturdy petioles. The leaves are medium green and lie below the flowering stalks which are typically leafless and can rise up to 3 feet tall! Small, greenish-ivory flowers appear on the tall stalks in the early summer months. 

Zone: 4
Height: 30-60cm
Spread: 30-45cm
Shape: Mounding
Sun or Shade: Part Shade to Sun
Foliage: Large, attractive, basal leaves with rounded, lobed edges supported on long, sturdy petioles
Flower type: Small, greenish-ivory flowers appear on the tall stalks in early summer