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Primo Pretty Pistachio [10"] v
^^^ July 2024 ^^^

Primo Pretty Pistachio [10"] v<br>^^^ July 2024 ^^^
Item# CBPRP5-25

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Primo Pretty Pistachio [10"] v<br>^^^ July 2024 ^^^
Heuchera 'Primo Pretty Pistachio'

Next crop will be ready in July 2024

Heuchera 'Primo Pretty Pistachio'. Walter's Gardens says it best.... "You’ll be impressed by this big and beautiful plant for both its flowering performance and its garden performance. Starting in spring, 4.5 in wide leaves are chartreuse and mellow to lime green in summer. Huge, 5” wide clusters of medium pink flowers are produced continuously starting in midsummer and going until early fall. Flowers dry on the stems to a lovely raspberry color, extending the attractiveness of the plant. This plant preforms best in filtered sun, as too much sun will bleach the brightly colored leaves. The New PRIMO™ Collection of Heuchera expands on the DOLCE® Heuchera for bigger, better landscape plants." Its villosa genes makes it more resistant to heat and humidity. A Proven Winners selection. PP#29361.

This plant is a Heuchera villosa hybrid. The villosa species is a robust grower with an increased tolerance of high heat and humidity over other species. Most villosas produce flowers in midsummer, though they are usually grown more for their fantastic foliage. H. villosa is native to the southeastern United States. If you live in the south this plant is a great choice for your garden!

Photography courtesy: Walter's Gardens, Inc.

MATURE HEIGHT: Foliage 8-10". In bloom 20-24".

MATURE SPREAD: 28-32".

HARDINESS ZONES: 4,5,6,7,8,9.

FLOWER: Pink, mid to late season.

SUN EXPOSURE: Part sun to full shade.

SIZE SHIPPED: 2.5" pot.


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All plants are dropping leaves as the season ends. Most plants are shipped without foliage.

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