These are different varieties of coral bells. (Heuchera, with several different species native to North America, along with a variety of bred cultivars). They are great pollinators. If you don’t have any of these, I recommend you get some!! In my experience they can tolerate sun but not a lot and they can burn—especially the lighter colored ones. I’ve spread them around and they also do a good job of volunteering themselves around my yard. When to divide or plant: any time the ground’s not froze

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This plant is coral bells (heuchera). Video done by my client Peter. Let’s go!! (Why on earth isn’t there a shovel emoji!?😂) If you’re new, I’m a garden coach and consultant in the Boston area (zone 6b). If you get value from these posts you may be interested in subscribing for exclusive content! Go to my website to purchase my guides, schedule virtual or in-person consultations and more: https://www.youcandoitgardening.com #youcandoitgardening #gardeninghacks #gardeningtips | You Can Do It Gar

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Heucheras, or coral bells, are an excellent choice for adding vibrant fall color to your garden. Their foliage comes in a stunning range of colors, including deep purples, reds, bright greens, and silvers, which lasts throughout the growing season. These versatile plants thrive in sun-shade, making them suitable for various garden spots from borders to containers. I love planting heucheras this time of year to bring that rich fall color to my porch planters. As temperatures cool, I move them to