HEUCHERA 'Marmalade' PBR
Small
Part shade
Orange
Reasonable soil
Multiple
RHS Award of Garden Merit
Pollinator friendly
Description
Heuchera 'Marmalade' PBR
Height x Spread: 40cm x 45cm
Heuchera, commonly known as Arum Root, is a clump-forming perennial. This variety forms mounds of stunning foliage, it's lobed leaves with ruffled edges range in colour, they are predominantly orange but with tinges of pink, yellow and pale green. The flowers are deemed as insignificant.
H.'Marmalade' provides fantastic colour especially when planted beneath shrubs or roses. Ideal for planting in light-shade providing the soil is reasonably good, it is tolerant of sun but avoid planting this Heuchera in baking heat as its leaves will scorch.
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