Kira™ Arizona Heuchera hybrida

Kira™ Arizona is a compact coral bells selection bred by Danziger for foliage color and a neat, mounded habit. It reaches about 10 inches tall and 12 inches wide, with orange-red and green leaves marked with silver and Dark pink flowers ([Danziger](https://www.danzigeronline.com/catalog/perennials_catalog/kira-arizona/), [ThinkPlants](https://www.thinkplants.com/plants/p/heuchera-hybrida-kiratrade-arizona)). ## Garden Use The colored leaves give it a strong foliage role, and the dark-pink spring and summer flowers add a lighter accent above the mound. Place it where the foliage can be seen close up, such as at the front of a border, beside a path, or in a roomy container. Danziger describes the Kira series for landscape and pot use, so the compact scale works in both planted beds and container groupings. ## Growing Conditions The Kira series is listed for part shade to full sun and USDA Zones 4–9. Choose well-drained soil and set the crown at the soil surface rather than burying it. Water regularly through establishment; after that, water during extended dry periods and check containers more often because their soil dries quickly. The [RHS heuchera growing guide](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/heuchera/growing-guide) gives general guidance on exposure, drainage, and watering. ## Maintenance Remove damaged leaves and faded flower stems when they affect the display. Mature clumps can be divided every three to four years if they become woody or lose vigor. For division timing and other general care, see [University of Vermont Extension](https://www.uvm.edu/extension/news/heuchera-versatile-landscape-plant).