Miracle Coral Bells

‘Miracle’ coral bells is a compact Heuchera villosa selection grown for foliage that changes from bright chartreuse with red accents in spring to brick red edged in chartreuse and gold as summer develops. Light pink flowers rise above the leaves in early summer. The [Conservation Garden Park plant profile](https://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/plants/3009/miracle-coral-bells) identifies the cultivar and provides its size, zones, light and irrigation guidance. ## Landscape Use Use its changing leaves as a close-view accent in a mixed perennial bed or a container. The color shifts add interest across the growing season, while the small pink flowers provide a softer contrast above the foliage. ## Growing Conditions Plant in full sun or part shade and provide moderate irrigation. The profile lists a mature height of 10–18 inches and a width of 10–12 inches, with hardiness in zones 4–9. Leave the crown at soil level and use a site that does not remain waterlogged. ## Maintenance Remove spent flower stems when they fade to encourage reblooming. Wait until spring to judge winter damage, then remove dead foliage while preserving living leaves.