Palace Purple Heuchera
The Original Purple Heuchera Favorite.
Palace Purple Heuchera is one of the most recognized and widely planted purple coral bells varieties. Its low, mounding habit and dark purple to purplish-bronze foliage make it a dependable choice for adding contrast to shaded beds, mixed borders, woodland gardens, rock gardens, and containers. It is a classic for a reason: it brings strong color without needing large flowers to make an impact.
Shiny Purple-Bronze Foliage with Seasonal Depth.
The foliage ranges from deep purple and bronze-purple to dark olive-green with purplish tones, depending on light and season. The leaves are large, shiny, and scalloped, giving the plant a textured look that pairs beautifully with chartreuse, silver, green, blue, and variegated companion plants. Use Palace Purple near gold hostas, silver brunnera, green ferns, chartreuse heuchera, and soft-textured shade perennials for strong contrast.
Creamy Flowers That Butterflies Enjoy.
In late spring and summer, Palace Purple Heuchera produces slender flower scapes topped with tiny cream-colored flowers. The flowers rise above the foliage and add a soft, airy layer to the plant’s main foliage display. Butterflies and other pollinators may visit the blooms, making this classic coral bells useful for both ornamental color and seasonal garden activity.
Excellent for Edging, Containers, and Mass Plantings.
Palace Purple Heuchera works beautifully along shaded walkways, in front-of-border plantings, rock garden pockets, woodland edges, patio containers, and mixed perennial beds. Its compact mound makes it easy to tuck between larger shade plants, while its dark foliage helps define edges and create depth. Plant several together for a stronger ribbon of purple foliage or use it as a contrast plant among brighter perennials.
Low Maintenance, Deer- and Rabbit-Resistant.
Palace Purple Heuchera is an easy-care perennial when planted in well-drained soil and protected from harsh afternoon sun. It is generally considered deer-resistant and rabbit-resistant, making it a practical alternative to more heavily browsed shade plants. Keep the crown from sitting in soggy soil, remove tattered foliage in spring, and divide older clumps if the plant begins to thin in the center.
The Original Purple Heuchera Favorite.
Palace Purple Heuchera is one of the most recognized and widely planted purple coral bells varieties. Its low, mounding habit and dark purple to purplish-bronze foliage make it a dependable choice for adding contrast to shaded beds, mixed borders, woodland gardens, rock gardens, and containers. It is a classic for a reason: it brings strong color without needing large flowers to make an impact.
Shiny Purple-Bronze Foliage with Seasonal Depth.
The foliage ranges from deep purple and bronze-purple to dark olive-green with purplish tones, depending on light and season. The leaves are large, shiny, and scalloped, giving the plant a textured look that pairs beautifully with chartreuse, silver, green, blue, and variegated companion plants. Use Palace Purple near gold hostas, silver brunnera, green ferns, chartreuse heuchera, and soft-textured shade perennials for strong contrast.
Creamy Flowers That Butterflies Enjoy.
In late spring and summer, Palace Purple Heuchera produces slender flower scapes topped with tiny cream-colored flowers. The flowers rise above the foliage and add a soft, airy layer to the plant’s main foliage display. Butterflies and other pollinators may visit the blooms, making this classic coral bells useful for both ornamental color and seasonal garden activity.
Excellent for Edging, Containers, and Mass Plantings.
Palace Purple Heuchera works beautifully along shaded walkways, in front-of-border plantings, rock garden pockets, woodland edges, patio containers, and mixed perennial beds. Its compact mound makes it easy to tuck between larger shade plants, while its dark foliage helps define edges and create depth. Plant several together for a stronger ribbon of purple foliage or use it as a contrast plant among brighter perennials.
Low Maintenance, Deer- and Rabbit-Resistant.
Palace Purple Heuchera is an easy-care perennial when planted in well-drained soil and protected from harsh afternoon sun. It is generally considered deer-resistant and rabbit-resistant, making it a practical alternative to more heavily browsed shade plants. Keep the crown from sitting in soggy soil, remove tattered foliage in spring, and divide older clumps if the plant begins to thin in the center.
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The Original Purple Heuchera Favorite.
Palace Purple Heuchera is one of the most recognized and widely planted purple coral bells varieties. Its low, mounding habit and dark purple to purplish-bronze foliage make it a dependable choice for adding contrast to shaded beds, mixed borders, woodland gardens, rock gardens, and containers. It is a classic for a reason: it brings strong color without needing large flowers to make an impact.
Shiny Purple-Bronze Foliage with Seasonal Depth.
The foliage ranges from deep purple and bronze-purple to dark olive-green with purplish tones, depending on light and season. The leaves are large, shiny, and scalloped, giving the plant a textured look that pairs beautifully with chartreuse, silver, green, blue, and variegated companion plants. Use Palace Purple near gold hostas, silver brunnera, green ferns, chartreuse heuchera, and soft-textured shade perennials for strong contrast.
Creamy Flowers That Butterflies Enjoy.
In late spring and summer, Palace Purple Heuchera produces slender flower scapes topped with tiny cream-colored flowers. The flowers rise above the foliage and add a soft, airy layer to the plant’s main foliage display. Butterflies and other pollinators may visit the blooms, making this classic coral bells useful for both ornamental color and seasonal garden activity.
Excellent for Edging, Containers, and Mass Plantings.
Palace Purple Heuchera works beautifully along shaded walkways, in front-of-border plantings, rock garden pockets, woodland edges, patio containers, and mixed perennial beds. Its compact mound makes it easy to tuck between larger shade plants, while its dark foliage helps define edges and create depth. Plant several together for a stronger ribbon of purple foliage or use it as a contrast plant among brighter perennials.
Low Maintenance, Deer- and Rabbit-Resistant.
Palace Purple Heuchera is an easy-care perennial when planted in well-drained soil and protected from harsh afternoon sun. It is generally considered deer-resistant and rabbit-resistant, making it a practical alternative to more heavily browsed shade plants. Keep the crown from sitting in soggy soil, remove tattered foliage in spring, and divide older clumps if the plant begins to thin in the center.
