Variety traits

Heuchera plant height

Heuchera L.

An important morphometric indicator of Heuchera, which is divided into the height of the leaf rosette and the height of the flower stalks. These parameters are used in DUS tests to determine varietal identity and in planning landscape compositions.

In the reference 11 varieties crop Coral Flower, where this is mentioned in the description.

For Heuchera, height is measured as the maximum distance from the soil surface to the top of the leaf rosette or to the longest flower stalk. The foliage height range is typically 13–40 cm, while the flower stalk height varies from 20 to 92 cm, and the total height of modern hybrids can reach 100 cm.

This trait shows significant varietal variability: from dwarf forms, such as Pluie de Feu, to large-scale specimens, for example, Heuchera americana var. hispida. Accounting for these parameters is critical for landscape zoning, selecting planting schemes, and maintaining plant health, as the habit directly influences requirements for space and planting depth.

Terminated

Heuchera L. · Coral Flower

Witteman & Co. Multiflora B.V.

1 record

Big Top Gold

Terminated

Heuchera L. · Coral Flower

Witteman & Co. Multiflora B.V.

1 record