Heuchera 'Harmonic Convergence'
USPP #11111, COPF
"Coral Bells"

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BENEFITS
First-rate flowers and excellent silver and bronze foliage converge to form a pleasing overall proportion and shape.

BLOOM SEASON & HABIT
Long, relatively dense flower cones of showy, fringed pink flowers from late spring to summer. All season interest from silver-marbled bronze foliage.

LOCATION
Full sun to partial shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to 10; AHS Heat Zones 8 to 2. See our Growing Zones page to reference growing zones in your area.

USE
Nice for border edges or specimen plants with foliage accent.

SIZE
18" to 24" tall by 14" wide. Use 4 plants per square yard.

CULTURE
Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soil. Drainage is very important. Plant with crown slightly raised above the soil. Mulch around plants but leave crowns uncovered. Remove spent flowers to encourage rebloom. Divide in spring or fall every 3 years. Also see our General Planting Tips for more information.

Family and Friends
History and Companion Plants

The Heuchera family has been a favorite specialty in Blooms breeding since 1920. Many Heuchera varieties are available which feature either flower or foliage characteristics. Continuing this tradition for Blooms in North America is ‘Harmonic Convergence’ from Charles Oliver of Scottdale, Pennsylvania which blends the best of flower and foliage into one plant.

Nice companion plants include Crane’s Bill (try Geranium ‘Ballerina’ or ‘Laurence Flatman’), Catmint (Nepeta), Lavender (try Lavandula ‘Blue Cushion’), Sundrops (Oenothera), Pink Panda Strawberry (Fragaria ‘Pink Panda’), Gaura (Gaura lindheimeri) and Torch Lily (try Kniphofia ‘Bressingham Comet’).