A selected form of the rare Heuchera americana with thick rounded and lobed leaves, and producing sprays of greenish-pink flowers. Many plants though will have leaves brightly decorated with deep crimson veins (Click for more details)

Delightfully convoluted, sometimes even parsley-like green foliage. Sprays of greenish-white flowers. (Click for more details)

Puckered, folded and pleated leaves, from beetroot red to deep purple and which appear to be transparent in the sun, produce a mound from which arise thin stems carrying fluffy white, superbly contrasting flowers. (Click for more details)

This large clump-forming plant bears long arching stems bearing unusual green flowers along their length. These plants are extremely attractive to bees and butterflies. (Click for more details)

Startling, almost black, rounded foliage, some leaves having silvery metallic stipes, makes compact clumps from spring until winter. This is the darkest-leaved heuchera we have ever grown, and unfortunately it produces very few seeds indeed, the ... (Click for more details)

These plants have been selected for the most attractive marbled and veined leaves. The colours and shades of mahogany, bronze, aluminium and silver are most distinctive on young spring foliage. Flower sprays in shades of pink and white. (Click for more details)