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Island Alum Root

Heuchera Maxima

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Overview

The Island Alum Root, Heuchera maxima, thrives in USDA zones 8-10. A semi-evergreen perennial, it boasts broad, scalloped leaves and tall, airy flower spikes. With a modest spread of up to 2 feet and height of around 3 feet, these plants are ideal for edging and ground cover in partial shade. The cream-colored blossoms, appearing in late winter to spring, attract hummingbirds, adding dynamic interest to shade gardens.

Sun Half, ShadeWater LowZones 7–10

Culture

Sun
Half, Shade
Water
Low
USDA zones
7–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Saxifragaceae

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Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — The Island Alum Root, Heuchera maxima, thrives in USDA zones 8-10
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — A semi-evergreen perennial, it boasts broad, scalloped leaves and tall, airy flower spikes
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — With a modest spread of up to 2 feet and height of around 3 feet
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — these plants are ideal for edging and ground cover in partial shade
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — The cream-colored blossoms
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — appearing in late winter to spring
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — adding dynamic interest to shade gardens
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — is a perennial native to the Channel Islands off the coast of California
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — known for its impressive foliage and delicate flowering stalks
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — rounded leaves up to 6 inches across
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — showcasing a rich green color with subtle veining
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — The foliage provides a lush
Island Alum Root (Heuchera Maxima) — textured backdrop for other plants in your garden design.<br><br>In late spring to early summer

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