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Heuchera Dolce Brazen Raisin

Heuchera, Dolce Brazen Raisin PPAF
Dense, mounding foliage.
Outstanding cultivar always attracts attention. From spring through late summer, easy-growing 8-10” plants produce a plethora of deep-red 18-24” scapes with striking cloudlike panicles of rose-pink buds that bloom into pale pink to white blooms. Flowers are complemented by the dense, mounding foliage—striking flat, matte textured leaves with scarlet undersides—a pleasure to behold in the winter landscape. Favored by butterflies and hummingbirds, part-shade plants excel in the border, containers and as cut flowers.

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