Variety traits
Inflorescence of x Heucherella h. R. Wehrh.
x Heucherella H. R. Wehrh.
The inflorescence of heucherella is a raceme of small bell-shaped flowers on upright scapes, inheriting traits from Tiarella. Its ornamental value is determined by scape height, quantity, and the duration of flowering.
In the reference 22 varieties crop Foamy bells, where this is mentioned in the description.
Heucherella (a hybrid of Heuchera and Tiarella) inflorescences are typically racemose, with paniculate or spicate types occurring less frequently. Small bell-shaped flowers, predominantly white, cream, or pink in color, are borne on upright scapes, the height of which is a key quantitative metric for cultivar description.
In evaluating ornamental qualities, the number of scapes, timing, and total flowering duration are recorded, which may extend from May to August. There are no specialized standardized scales for evaluating the inflorescence as an agronomic indicator, as the emphasis is placed on flowering profusion and the plant's ability to produce scapes throughout the season.
General information about the subject — on the page Inflorescence.
Varieties of Foamy bells mentioned in the description
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