This Heuchera is blooming but I forgot the name.

That's really pretty. Would it be 'Sugar Plum'

It looks just like my 'Sugar Plum'.

I did not buy a Sugar Plum.

I wonder what it could be. There are some that are named for cities like Paris, etc. Could it be one of those?

Back to the search. The purple ones are hard to ID. Just so many. This one has nice reddish blooms.

It's a beauty no matter what they call it. I wish I could afford all of them.

I know they are so beautiful. I hate to tell you how many I own. I still have fun trying to guess the cultivar. Hope you don't mind. What about 'Cinnabar Silver'.

That does look close. I have one called 'Paris.' Do you have it? The blooms are so red and tons of them.

Yes, but it's in my heuchera hospital right now. These plants seem to go in cycles, They look good then in a few years they have long necks. At that point I dig them up and divide. However some just keep looking great with dividing. I do agree some cultivars don't do well. I think to much rain here.

Could be 'Milan' or 'Rave on'?

Not sure.

Here's a Lavender plant that I absolutely love. It's called 'Anouk'. It's in it's 3rd year.

That's beautiful. Such a big gorgeous plant. I love the look of lavender but for me the smell is offensive. Call me crazy. Do you have it planted with anything?

It's planted under a double pink Knockout tree rose. This Lavender is my favorite. You can't smell it unless you get really close.

That sounds wonderful.

springcolor said:I know they are so beautiful. I hate to tell you how many I own. I still have fun trying to guess the cultivar. Hope you don't mind. What about 'Cinnabar Silver'.

I believe it is Cinnabar Silver!!! I got that one.

clintbrown said:That does look close. I have one called 'Paris.' Do you have it? The blooms are so red and tons of them.

Thanks Clint, I do not believe I have a 'Paris' good guess though.

Didn't know if we were going to get that one.
I thought this was pretty today.

I like lavender for the first couple years, then it gets all woody on me. Likely because of my inept pruning, I'm not really sure how/when to tackle these guys and tend to just let them do their own thing.

This is the slope that goes uphill in back of my back patio. It is a favorite spot of mine.