Can someone identifi this plant for me,I've had it 8 years but there was no tag with it its the leaves that attracted me to it it does get a bloom later in the summer the bloom grows on stocks on mine the bloom is White.

Maybe a variety of Heuchera? https://garden.org/plants/sear...

Moving this to the Plant ID forum for better visibility and possible ID.

I agree with plantladylin ....a Heuchera

common names are: alum-root or coral bells

the name "coral bells", come from the bell-shaped flowers

Sam -
That looks like "Encore" heuchera to me...but the tricky thing with colored heuchera (coral bells) is that they can morph over the course of the season, and based upon the exposure to light where they are sited. I've had the exact same variety look very different in a shadier spot, or early or late in the season.

I grow a ton of these and never pay any attention to their flowers because their foliage is so impressive. But it can be a helpful way to determine what variety you have. Reported plant size however is not a reliable way to id a heuchera as how happy it is with light, soil and water will have a big impact on how large it grows.

Jennifer

Here's our database entry for Coral Bells (Heuchera villosa 'Encore') where you can view photos for comparison.

Thanks to everyone for your response,I did Google coral bells and this is what I have