Heuchera Southern Comfort

Heuchera Southern Comfort PPAF

Heuchera Southern Comfort produces large, lush cinnamon-apricot colored leaves that form an attractive, lush mound in the perennial shade garden. The cinnamon-apricot foliage transforms with the seasons, turning first burnt-copper then a deep amber as fall arrives.


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Huechera Southern Comfort Attributes

• USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 4-9
• Size (W/HT/Flower HT): 24"/18"/30"
• Flowering Season(s): Spring
• Soil: Moist but well-drained mix low in peat. 
• Light: Part shade to shade, Full morning sun okay
• Nutritional Needs: Moderate to light fertility
• Water: Average, better too dry than too wet 
• Landscape Value: Containers, mass plantings, accent plant in part shade to shade.

How to Grow Heuchera Southern Comfort

• Plant this hardy Heuchera in well-drained soil and in a filtered sun location.
  
• Fertilize Heuchera Southern Comfort with an all-purpose organic fertilizer that is low in nitrogen, once in the spring and again mid-summer.
  
• Heuchera Southern Comfort requires consistent water, especially when planted in high heat areas. Water Heuchera plants in the morning to avoid attracting slugs and snails. If slugs or snails are a problem, apply Sluggo Plus around the base of the plant.
  
• Heuchera Southern Comfort is a deer resistant perennial and has a high resistance to rabbits.
  
• Plant Heuchera Southern Comfort with pink, white, or red perennial plants for high contrast, or pair this cinnamon colored Heuchera with hostas, bleeding hearts, and ferns to create a woodland garden theme.