Heuchera 'Paris'

Heuchera 'Paris' is a compact, mounding coral bells cultivar from Terra Nova's CITY collection, grown for green leaves under a silvery veil and a long display of deep rose flowers. Terra Nova lists it for USDA zones 4–9, with foliage about 7 inches tall, a 14-inch spread, and repeat flowering from May into September ([cultivar details](https://www.terranovanurseries.com/product/heuchera-paris/)). ## Garden Use The dense mound suits the front of a border, a shaded understory, or a container where its pale foliage can brighten nearby plants. Terra Nova lists the flowers for hummingbirds and pollinators and notes that the plant keeps interest through the year. The breeder places it in the CITY collection, selected for compact form and repeat flowering. ## Growing Conditions Plant in part shade or full sun where the soil stays evenly moist but drains freely. Rich, organic soil is preferred; keep the crown just above the soil line and water during extended dry spells. Leave roughly 14 inches for the foliage mound, with extra room if placing plants in a group. The [Royal Horticultural Society profile](https://www.perennials.com/plants/heuchera-paris.html) describes the same silver-veiled foliage and repeat summer flowers. ## Maintenance In early spring, remove winter-damaged leaves and tidy old flower stems. Terra Nova recommends lifting and resetting coral bells every few years if the crown rises above the soil; replant with the crown at the surface rather than buried.