List Price: £42.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%) Note: price includes £0.085 / plant royalty charge
Additional label charges of £0.018 / plant also apply
Additional label charges of £0.018 / plant also apply
| UPOV: | PWHEU0104 |
| Family: | SAXIFRAGACEAE |
| Genus: | Heuchera |
| Cultivar: | Sugar Frosting |
Category: | HARDY PERENNIALS |
Current Availability:
85 Tray/s Available
Description
Frosted metallic markings on matt-burgundy leaves. A superb tight habit. Creamy flower spikes in spring.
Height / Spread / Trail
18 x 30cm
Flowering Time
April - July
Possible Situation
Use it in a container, either on its own, or mixed with other Heucheras, Tiarellas and foliage plants. When finished use in the container it can be planted into the bed or border outside.
Ideal Conditions
Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
Temperature Tolerance
A hardy plant which should survive normal winter conditions outside, especially if protected from the hardest frosts.
Plant Care
Provide container plants with a mild fertiliser only.
Suggested pot sizes to transplant plugs : 11cm : 1 Litre : 3 Litre +
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