Heuchera x villosa ‘Georgia Plum’
Georgia Plum Coral Bells is a vibrant perennial prized for its bold, plum-purple foliage and airy sprays of pink flowers. The deeply colored leaves provide season-long interest, while the delicate blooms attract hummingbirds and pollinators in summer.
This cultivar is exceptionally tolerant of heat and humidity, making it a reliable choice for southern gardens. Whether planted in shady borders, woodland gardens, or decorative containers, it adds dramatic contrast and texture to the landscape.
- � Deep plum-purple foliage with silvery accents
- � Light pink flowers in summer attract pollinators
- ☀️ Thrives in part shade to full shade
- � Heat and humidity tolerant variety
- � Compact size: 12–18 in. tall and wide
- � Excellent for borders, woodland edges, or containers
Growing Zones: 4–9 outdoors (approx.)
| Mature Height: | 12–18 in. |
| Sunlight: | Part Shade to Full Shade |
| Mature Width: | 12–18 in. |
| Botanical Name: | Heuchera x villosa ‘Georgia Plum’ |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate |
| Bloom Time: | Summer |
| Flower Color: | Light Pink |
| Type: | Perennial (Coral Bells) |
FAQ’s
What makes ‘Georgia Plum’ different from other Heucheras
It is known for its bold, plum-purple foliage that holds its color well in summer heat, combined with soft pink flowers that rise above the leaves.
Does ‘Georgia Plum’ attract pollinators
Yes, its summer flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and beneficial insects.
Where is the best place to plant Georgia Plum Heuchera
It thrives in shady or partially shaded garden beds, borders, woodland gardens, and containers where its foliage can contrast with green plants.
Is it easy to grow in hot, humid climates
Yes, as a villosa hybrid, it has excellent tolerance for heat and humidity, making it more reliable in southern gardens than many other coral bells.
How tall and wide does it get
‘Georgia Plum’ typically grows 12–18 inches tall and wide, forming a neat, compact mound.
