Heucherella Yellowstone Falls saws it's no surprise it is

it's no surprise it is highly prized by garden designers

The tray can be filled with grit or capillary matting if preferred

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A rather unusual climber Mary Delaney features pretty pointed buds which open to medium sized

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Heucherella Yellowstone Falls saws it's no surprise it isHeucherella are cross between heuchera and tiarella. They form trailing clumps, of large lobed, chartreuse yellow leaves with dark crimson veined markings upon them. Sprays of tiny white bell type flowers are held above the foliage for long periods in summer. This plant prefers neutral or acid, well drained but moist soil in full to partial shade, and is very reliably hardy. Ideal for brightening up a shady place, it will grow c 30cm high by up to