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Image shows the attractive foliage of Heuchera sanguinia 'Pewter Moon' or Coral Bells

Family:  Saxifragraceae
Origin:  Hybrid
Light:  Sun-part shade/light shade
Height:   2''
Spread:   14" 
Blooms:  Large, pale pink, 14" wide clumps on 16" spikes, mid-Spring
Foliage:  Metallic 'pewter' color on upper surface between veins, bright purple-red on under surface 
Soil:  Enrich with organic matter before planting
Water:  Regular and plentiful
Propagation:  Rootball division
Uses:  Container, perennial border, rock garden
Comments:   Heuchera sanguinia 'Pewter Moon' or Coral Bells is a clump-forming, vigorous growing perennial with outstanding foliage. It is low-salt-tolerant and it prefers afternoon shade which brings out its best colors.
USDA Hardiness Zones :  4-9

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