Mine looked just like hers last month, maybe it's the heat. :blinking:


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Has anyone been able to identify this plant ?? I looked up Peach Flambe, and I think it is certainly possible that it is.

This is the flowers on Peach Flambie and they resemble my flowers--

This is the flowers on Georgia Peach and they resemble my flowers--

--These are my flowers.

Can,t be sure but my feeling is Peach Flambe. The flowers are very close looking on both so really can not tell by them . Georgia Peach on mine have rounder shaped leaves and I have never seen such intense color on them.

Hi Susan - I looked at some different sites and maybe this will help.

Peach Flambe is only 7" high mound and turns a purple plum color in fall. The flower scapes rise up to 16 inches.

Georgia Peach grows to 14" tall and leaves grow up to 8" and turns a rose purple in the fall with a silver overlay. The flower scapes grow up to 30"

I think that is the key silver overlay.

Well, Thank You all for your help. I do not recall any purple/plum color or a silver overlay. Silver overlay I would definitely remember. You can see pics from fall.
I will keep an eye on it, does anyone have any fall pictures of this Heuchera? I was looking at pics on internet and seems like the Peach Flambe is more orange, except in the spring. However time will tell because I've only had these liners since October and so it is not full grown.

I ordered a Tiramisu yesterday from Santa rosa and I got an email this morning that it has been shipped. Also got a few bargan hostas, monarda,coreopsis and blanket flower.

I was at a local nursery and confirmed this one IS Miracle.

Also picked up Heaucherella 'Solar Eclipse'

Solar Eclipse is a really nice one.

I saw your pic in the DB Bob. Do you get the really thin rim of green like in the Terra Nova pic?

The nursery just received a handful from TN. I snagged the last one, how lucky is that?

Evan - Great photos and the clump of Miracle is huge. I noticed today that Tiramasu is losing some of it's redness and turning back to it's self color. Hopefully the red returns in the fall.

- Beautiful plants Evan! I'll have to go out and check the color of my Miracle and see if it's also turning greener.

I should go out and take a look, but I do seem to remember my Miracle turning from it's lovely brick red color with that rimming of lime green to a solid green in the Summer.

I got an email from Santa Rosa Gardens and they are shipping my Tiramisu, hope it does ok for me.

Evan the middle color never filled in as much as the Terra Nova picture , but it is still a great looking plant. Right now the color is just starting to develop.

Bob, what sun exposure do you grow in? I planted in dappled so hope it gets enough sun.

dormantsrule, thanks. The 5-6 hours of sun really helped it grow, but I think it's too much for good color? Any insights anyone?

Mine does get at least 6 hours sun a day.

Thanks.