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Fri, Jul 25, 14 at 8:34
| I believe its Marmalade. I never made note of what it was but they are by far the best Heuchera cultivar I encountered. The soil is very average, along with average moisture and they get around 9 hours of southwest/west exposure where most others perish. Just want to nail down the cultivar before I get more. They start out more caramel looking and get more purple as the season progresses. They look damn nice next to conifers.
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 25, 14 at 13:50
| Could it possibly be 'Caramel'? IME, Marmalade has much more of an orange tint to it all year (and less of a purply violet underside), while Caramel does tend to green out, especially in much shade. And definitely features that purple underleaf. |
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| Hmm, can see that but based on the images on google the leaves don't seem as crinkled. |
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| I own "Caramel" and the leaves are definitely not that crinkled. Here's a picture of mine:
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| Yeah their not glossy either but the colors match! I probably just have to order up a few. I stopped at the nursery and he said he doesn't have it and couldn't remember if he had it but could order it, lol. |
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