Pot Size: 4.5"
Accepted Scientific Name: Heuchera ‘Indigo Purple’
Origin and Habitat:
This hybrid originates from North American Heuchera species adapted to woodland and rocky habitats with good drainage and moderate moisture. These natural environments provide filtered light and fertile soils, conditions that this cultivar replicates well in cultivation. Selected for its bold purple foliage, it performs reliably in garden borders and containers.
Description:
Forms a tidy mound 10–12 inches tall and 14–18 inches wide. Leaves are rounded and slightly ruffled, displaying rich purple tones with subtle veining. Airy stems carry small bell-shaped pinkish-white flowers in late spring, adding contrast and movement above the foliage.
Cultivation:
Zone: 4–9
Temperature: -34°C to 30°C
Growth rate: Moderate
Soil: Well-drained soil with organic matter and pumice
Watering: Maintain even moisture; avoid waterlogging
Fertilizing: Every 2–3 weeks during growth
Light: Partial shade; tolerates some sun in cooler climates
Pests and diseases: Watch for vine weevil; good airflow reduces disease risk
Propagation:
Division in spring or fall is most effective.
