Heuchera NORTHERN EXPOSURE 'Sienna'

NORTHERN EXPOSURE™ ‘Sienna’ brings changing foliage color to a compact coral bells mound: leaves emerge yellow with orange centers, turn yellow-green in summer, and regain orange tones in fall. Terra Nova lists the selection for USDA Zones 3–10 at about 13 inches tall and 21 inches wide, with spring flowers; consult the [cultivar profile](https://www.terranovanurseries.com/product/heuchera-northern-exposure-sienna/) for its seasonal color and dimensions. ## Landscape Use Use it in a mixed border, mass planting, or container where the foliage can be viewed across the seasons. The breeder lists full sun and part shade; a site with morning sun and some afternoon protection is a practical choice where summer heat is strong. ## Growing Conditions Plant in moderately well-drained soil enriched with organic matter, keeping the crown at soil level. Water during establishment and extended dry periods, but avoid saturated soil; the breeder recommends average water and conditions that lean drier rather than too wet once established. ## Maintenance Remove damaged foliage and old flower stems as needed. Trim ragged leaves in early spring and keep mulch and debris from covering the crown.