This Ginger Ale. I bought GA in a co op and cannot believe how big he has gotten....This photo was taken last August.

I also really like the colors of Sparkling Burgundy.... this was also taken last August...

This one is a 2010 introduction that I was able to get in a co op last year. The color on him is great and I really hope he makes it through the winter. This is Golden Zebra...

Amberwave, 2 years old

Carolyn, Your Golden Zebra did a lot better than mine. Those co-op plugs didn't do well for me last year. They kept getting drowned in all of that rain.

Audwoman, Lovely Amber Wave.

Stormyla

I bought 2 of the Golden Zebra just in case. I lost one of the others that I had only bought singles though - I think it was 'Havana'.

I really will not know what I have until winter is over. I lost a number of them last year to heaving.

Perhaps we can have some type of Heuchera Hoedown this spring on Cubits....

Perhaps we can get you to a swap and you can get a bunch in person!!

Peach Flambe. A reliable, hardy Heuch!

Audwoman - Amberwaves reminds me a lot of Caramel, but I believe one is a sport of the other....

Stormyla - I have tried Peach Flambe twice and lost it both times. I have come to the conclusion that PF just was not meant to be for me. I do have a Georgia Peach coming and I do love Peach Melba.....

I put in Pistache last Summer. Don't you love the chartreuse coloring?

Southern Comfort was new last Summer. I think this one will really take off this year with it's villosa heritage.

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Here is Pinot Noir. I dont' think he is in an area that is large enough, I will probably have to move him this year.

Purple Petticoats...

Don't you love Tiarellas? This one is Pink Skyrocket.

Carolyn, I'm surprised to hear that about Peach Flambe. Love Georgia Peach, very hardy and great color. Peach Melba is reliable, but a slow grower for me.

Pistache is my favorite so far of the limes. Vey Hardy and great color It can get a spotted brown fungus if it gets too wet, but a quick spray will clear that up

Harvest Lemon Chiffon

Carolyn, I'm starting to have mixed feelings about Tiarellas. They just don't grab me like the Heuchs do. I have quite a few of them and I must say that I suffered almost no losses with them last year.

Tiarella Dark Star. I like it better later in the season when the dark purple veining is more pronounced.

Gorgeous color on that Harvest Lemon Chiffon.

I have split my Peach Melba so many times for trades, that I really cannot comment on whether it is a slow grower or not. I haven't given it the chance that it really needs - I won't be dividing that one again for another year or two.

Here is my slow grower - Sashay. I am hoping this next year that she comes into her own...

Yes, Carolyn. Sashay is slow for me too. So is Pinot Noir. But Pinot Gris does really well.

Mary I like T. Dark Star - especially with the red one that is to the left of it? What is that one?

I can't remember right now Carolyn and with 2' of snow on the ground I can't check. It's one of the purple something or others. Here's a better shot of it.