NORTHERN EXPOSURE™ Lime Coral Bells

NORTHERN EXPOSURE™ ‘Lime’ coral bells forms a compact mound of rounded lime-green leaves that the breeder reports remain bright through the year. It is a cold-hardy, rust-resistant selection listed for USDA Zones 3–10, maturing near 16 inches tall and 22 inches wide; its [Terra Nova profile](https://www.terranovanurseries.com/product/heuchera-northern-exposure-lime/) describes spring flowers and a broad range of exposures. ## Landscape Use Set this foliage accent at a border edge, in a mixed bed, woodland planting, or container where its light leaves contrast with darker companions. The breeder lists full sun, part shade, and full shade; in a hot, bright garden, afternoon shade can help protect the foliage. ## Growing Conditions Plant in moderately well-drained soil with organic matter and keep the crown at soil level. Water regularly while the plant establishes, then avoid persistently wet soil; the breeder recommends average watering and conditions that lean drier rather than too wet once established. ## Maintenance Remove damaged leaves and spent flower stems as needed. Trim weathered foliage in early spring, and keep winter drainage open around the crown.