Heuchera 'Spellbound'

Heuchera ‘Spellbound’ forms a compact mound of ruffled foliage with a silver overlay and rose-purple tones that deepen in spring and fall. Small white bell-shaped flowers rise above the leaves in late spring or early summer, bringing a light vertical accent to shady borders and containers. ### Size and placement Plan for about 8–10 inches of foliage height and roughly 12–18 inches of spread; flower stems rise above the mound. Place it near the front of a border, along a path, or in a mixed container where the changing leaf colors can be seen. The selection is listed for USDA zones 4–9. ### Growing conditions Partial to full shade preserves the silvery overlay, while brighter light can emphasize purple tones if moisture is adequate. Use well-drained soil and keep it evenly moist without leaving roots waterlogged. The [Heritage Perennials profile](https://www.perennials.com/plants/heuchera-spellbound.html) documents the cultivar’s flower color, shade preference, foliage, zones, and 8–10-inch height; [Growing Colors](https://www.growingcolors.com/plant/Heuchera-Spellbound) lists a 16–18-inch spread and confirms the PP24103 selection. ## Maintenance In spring, remove tired or winter-damaged leaves to make room for fresh growth. Check moisture during dry spells, especially for plants in containers or under tree roots.