Champagne™ Coral Bells

Champagne coral bells are grown for foliage that shifts from peach new growth to gold and champagne tones beneath a light veil, with light peach flowers on maroon stems. This compact selection suits shaded borders and containers. [Medford Nursery lists zones 4–9 and a mature height and spread of 10–14 inches](https://medfordnursery.com/plant-name/Heuchera-Champagne), while the [RHS profile identifies TNHEUCHA as Champagne](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/365139/heuchera-tnheucha/details). ## Planting and Seasonal Display The warm leaf colors stand out beside deep green ferns, hostas or other shade plants. Maroon flower stems carry light peach blooms over the mound through much of the growing season; use them as a soft vertical accent or cut a few stems for a small arrangement. ## Growing Conditions Plant in partial or full shade, especially where afternoon sun is strong. Use fertile, well-drained soil and keep it evenly moist while roots establish. In cooler climates, morning sun can help maintain color, provided the soil does not dry sharply. [Growing Colors also lists this selection for zones 4–9 and describes the compact habit](https://www.growingcolors.com/plant/Heuchera-Champagne). ## Maintenance Keep mulch clear of the crown and water during extended dry weather. In spring, remove winter-damaged leaves and old flower stems to make room for fresh growth.