Some new introductions from Heucheradream

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Some new introductions from Heucheradream

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Hi there, it was a long time ago i have posted on the forum but the season is done for this year.
I can introduce you a few new introductions and specialities from my own collection.
I have selected 3 Tiarellas and 2 Heucheras.

Also is the collection growing to about 140 varieties and alot of new photos in the website.
Look for all this new to http://www.heuchera.org

Tiarella Taelon
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Tiarella Atavus
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Tiarella Jiridian
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And very specialities 2 Heucheras:
Heuchera Xindi
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Heuchera Disorder
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Have a good day :D
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Hey, Dirk!

Glad to hear from you!

Those are terrific, and lovely photos. Wishing you great success!!!! :D
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Thanks for you support Charla :-)
Greetings, Dirk.
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Nearly Choking Pink...what a great Disorder you have :D '
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Thanks Pia :D
Greetings, Dirk.
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well Dirk you know i love them!!! :)
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Thanks for the kind words :D
Greetings, Dirk.
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Where have all the Heuchera- ites been? I am as hooked on Heuchera as I am Hosta and no one has been posting on here! I ordered four new ones for this spring:Ginger Peach & Apple Crisp andHeucherellas Berry Fizz and Redstone Falls! Andd I want more!! Does it ever stop?
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Hi, there are always some new introductions. But sometimes there are not enough interesting new plants for a surplus against other ones.
Also some older ones you don't have are some very nice...
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I love them Rosemarie but I have refused to invest to much money in them until they start to develop ones that survive my climate. They are too expensive for short lived perennials.

I have been buying them when I see them on sale cheap to experiment to see what will survive. I only have about 12 so far that seem like they will be a good garden plant.
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Hi Aud, I am in Western Oregon, South of karma( Washington). Some of my heuchera grow like crazy and some don't do all that well, but I love them alot and so I keep trying them. The new ones are gorgeous. I have four new ones coming now and we will see. I have arthritis and our weather has not good for w orking out side, The weather has been so weird this year and the barometer has been going berserk. But maybe one of these days we will have our spring which is so pretty here. Which Heuchera work for you?
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Rosemarie, I have a harder winter. Also, we have wet Fall and cold wet Spring. What I have gotten to survive 2 yrs or more do far.....

Southern Comfort

Caramel

Electra

Georgia Peach

Green Spice

Bronze Wave

'Brownies

Citronelle

Crème Brûlé

Crème de Menthe

'Encore'

'Frosted Violet'

Licorice

'Miracle

Mocha

'Peppermint Spice

Pinot Gris

Pistache

'Tiramisu'
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