Heuchera 'Georgia Plum'

Heuchera ‘Georgia Plum’ is a compact, mounding coral bell documented as a sport of ‘Georgia Peach’. The breeder describes rose-purple leaves with a pink-to-silver overlay, purple-pink flowers, and heat and humidity tolerance. Terra Nova lists foliage about 7 inches tall by 15 inches wide and USDA zones 4–9. [Cultivar details](https://www.terranovanurseries.com/product/heuchera-georgia-plum/) ## Garden placement Plant in part shade for steady foliage color; the breeder also lists full sun and full shade. Its rose, purple, and red tones pair well with woodland plants and silver or green foliage. Allow room for the mound and airy flower stems above it. ## Soil and water Use organic-rich, well-drained soil. Water regularly while the plant establishes, then aim for average moisture; the breeder advises established plants do better a little dry than too wet. Keep the crown out of winter-wet soil. ## Maintenance Remove damaged leaves in early spring and cut flower stems after they fade. Leave healthy foliage over winter where it persists, and refresh with a modest layer of compost in spring.