Northwest Blooms · Groundcovers
Heuchera 'Doheugaberu'
Sienna Sunrise Coral Bells
- Family
- Saxifragaceae
- Height
- 8 to 10 inches (foliage); 15 to 18 inches (with flowers)
- Width
- 12 to 15 inches
- Flower color
- White to light pink
- Foliage color
- Pale green and gold with pink undersides
- Bloom time
- Late spring to early summer
- Light
- Partial shade to full sun
- Water
- Moderate
- Maintenance
- Low; remove spent flowers and old foliage for tidiness
- Growing zone
- USDA Zones 4 to 9
- Wildlife
- Bees and hummingbirds
About this plant
Heuchera 'Doheugaberu', commonly known as Sienna Sunrise Coral Bells, is a vibrant perennial celebrated for its pale chartreuse and gold foliage, complemented by soft pink undersides. The ruffled, scalloped leaves create a lush, textured effect that enhances borders, containers, or woodland gardens. This unique coloration provides a luminous quality, brightening shaded areas and pairing beautifully with other plants.
During late spring to early summer, slender stems rise above the foliage, bearing delicate clusters of small, white to pink flowers that attract bees and butterflies. This variety's distinctive foliage and consistent seasonal interest make it a dynamic choice for gardeners seeking a fresh and lively accent in their designs.
Works well in
Woodland Gardens · Borders · Containers · Under Trees
Companion plants
Lamiums · Creeping jenny · Bergenias · Japanese anemones · Fuchsias · Japanese pieris
Design tip
Use this bright foliage to illuminate shaded borders where its golden tones create natural focal points beneath taller plantings. Combine with deep green textures, graceful forms, and evergreen structure to build layered compositions that remain colorful and inviting throughout the growing season.
