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Blackout Heuchera Plant

18.95

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- Coral Bells,
- Height: 10-12 inches,
- Hardiness Zone: 4-9,
- Exposure: Shade-Part Shade,
- Bloom Time: June-August,
- Each Quart contains 1 Blackout Heuchera Plant.

Plant Features

Our Blackout Heuchera Plant was developed by Dirk Scheys of Belgium. Having leaves that are very dark, almost black, compared to Heuchera Obsidian, the industry standard for dark-leaved Alumroot, Blackout's foliage is darker in color. Also out-performing Obsidian when it comes to vigorous growth, Blackout's compact growth habit makes it ideal for low borders and containers. Known to attract hummingbirds, the creamy white flowers appear midsummer and rise about 18 inches above the starkly contrasting foliage.

Companion Planting: Astilbe, Ferns, Geranium, Geum, Hemerocallis, Hosta, Iris

Attribute name	Attribute value
Plant Needs
Sunlight	0-3 hours morning sun
Soil Moisture	Moist
Soil Properties	Well-drained
Tolerates	Sandy soil
Fertilizer	When transplanted and then once every Spring

Attribute name	Attribute value
Plant Characteristics
Mature Spread	16-18 inches
Habit	Mounded
Flower Color	Yellow
Foliage Color	Black
Attracts	Butterflies, Hummingbirds
Features	Evergreen
Garden Styles	Container Garden, Cottage Garden, English Garden, Fall Garden, Pollinator Garden, Woodland Garden
Plant Used for	Aesthetic Appeal, Borders and Edging, Ground Cover, Winter Interest
Pet Friendly	Yes
Plant Type	Hybrid

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VERY dark purple, so it IS almost black

This plant came in a small pot, but was very healthy. The packaging was excellent! After transplanting to a larger pot, this Black Out Heuchera quickly grew to fill out the larger pot. It was a VERY dark purple color when it arrived. It's now planted in the garden, so I'll have to see how it's color changes when it's exposed to more sunlight.

From Keith | August 25, 2014

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