Heuchera parishii: complete guide
Heuchera parishii
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Heuchera parishii is a fascinating perennial from California. This hardy plant thrives in rock gardens and alpine zones with excellent drainage. Features attractive silvery leaf undersides and delicate red flowers from May to July. Very winter-hardy down to -15 degrees Celsius. Ideal for small gardens and containers. Combines well with Sedum, Saxifraga, and other alpine plants. Requires minimal maintenance once established. Visit gardenworld.app for cultivation tips.
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