Description
Heuchera grossulariifolia (Gooseberry-leaved Alumroot)
Mound of green scalloped leaves with spikes of white flowers
Flower stems extend up to 12 inches above the low basal mound of round, scalloped green leaves. White flowers grow in a congested spike. This perennial grows on grassy to rocky slopes in the Cascades and Blue Mountains. Does best with good drainage; does well with occasional watering, allow to dry out some between waterings. Photo by Humble Roots Nursery
Height: up to 18″
Width: 8-12″
Light: partial shade to sun
Water: low to moderate
