Coral Bells, Roundleaf Native

ROUNDLEAF NATIVE CORAL BELLS  Heuchera richardsonii
• A hardy prairie‑native perennial valued for its airy wands of tiny greenish‑white flowers that rise above the foliage in late spring to early summer; while not showy, the blooms provide subtle movement and reliable nectar for small native bees.
• Forms a compact mound of rounded, scalloped, semi‑evergreen leaves in shades of green to bronze, offering season‑long texture; slowly spreads by short rhizomes without becoming aggressive, maintaining a tidy presence in naturalistic plantings.
• Exceptionally tough and drought‑tolerant, thriving in dry, rocky, or sandy soils; well suited to exposed prairie sites, open woodlands, and low‑maintenance native gardens where resilience and foliage interest are priorities.
• Full Sun to Part Shade
• Zone 3, 30–45 cm Height × 30–45 cm Width