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Definition of coral bells in US English: coral bellsnoun A red-flowered heuchera (Heuchera sanguinea) native to the southwestern US, but established elsewhere with many ornamental cultivars. Example sentencesExamples - For instance, hummingbirds are attracted to coral bells and columbine in spring, scarlet monkey flower and salvia in summer, and California fuchsia in late summer and fall.
- In spring, flowering spiraea and coral bells bloom behind it.
- And the deep-toned bronze leaves of coral bells, barberries, purpleleaf sand cherry (Prunus x cistena), and burgundy fountain grass flatter the flowers as well.
- Plants, such as coral bells and fringed bleeding heart, will produce flowers all season, especially if they are regularly picked.
- Small-flowered plants such as asters, coral bells, nemesia, and yarrow are great fillers.
- In our southeastern Ohio garden, the hummers love ‘Gartenmeister’ fuchsia, lantana, orange trumpet creeper, delphinium, coral bells, and zinnias.
- But many others happily adapt to a regular garden irrigation regime: coral bells, monkey flowers, wild strawberry, Western columbine, and wild ginger are examples.
- The best choices include abutilon, agastache, alstroemeria, bee balm, cestrum, cleome, coral bells, fuchsia, honeysuckle, lion's tail, penstemon, red-flowered perennial lobelia, salvia, and zauschneria.
- An all-American perennial breaks into gardening's big leagues by Lynn Ocone Native heucheras, also called alumroot or coral bells, have always been high on my list of favorite perennials.
- Using plants appropriate to the climate, Scott-Smith surrounded a diminutive pond and creek with ferns, Italian buckthorn, pines, and woodland plants such as columbine, coral bells, and violets.
- Tom says lady's mantle and coral bells (Heuchera spp.) respond well to this treatment.
- Provide bright flowers such as columbine, Japanese quince, scarlet sage, snapdragons, coral bells, trumpet honeysuckle, bee balm, phlox and others that are tube-shaped to attract hummingbirds.
Definition of coral bells in US English: coral bellsnoun A red-flowered heuchera (Heuchera sanguinea) native to the southwestern US, but established elsewhere with many ornamental cultivars. Example sentencesExamples - Tom says lady's mantle and coral bells (Heuchera spp.) respond well to this treatment.
- And the deep-toned bronze leaves of coral bells, barberries, purpleleaf sand cherry (Prunus x cistena), and burgundy fountain grass flatter the flowers as well.
- An all-American perennial breaks into gardening's big leagues by Lynn Ocone Native heucheras, also called alumroot or coral bells, have always been high on my list of favorite perennials.
- In spring, flowering spiraea and coral bells bloom behind it.
- In our southeastern Ohio garden, the hummers love ‘Gartenmeister’ fuchsia, lantana, orange trumpet creeper, delphinium, coral bells, and zinnias.
- Using plants appropriate to the climate, Scott-Smith surrounded a diminutive pond and creek with ferns, Italian buckthorn, pines, and woodland plants such as columbine, coral bells, and violets.
- But many others happily adapt to a regular garden irrigation regime: coral bells, monkey flowers, wild strawberry, Western columbine, and wild ginger are examples.
- For instance, hummingbirds are attracted to coral bells and columbine in spring, scarlet monkey flower and salvia in summer, and California fuchsia in late summer and fall.
- Plants, such as coral bells and fringed bleeding heart, will produce flowers all season, especially if they are regularly picked.
- The best choices include abutilon, agastache, alstroemeria, bee balm, cestrum, cleome, coral bells, fuchsia, honeysuckle, lion's tail, penstemon, red-flowered perennial lobelia, salvia, and zauschneria.
- Provide bright flowers such as columbine, Japanese quince, scarlet sage, snapdragons, coral bells, trumpet honeysuckle, bee balm, phlox and others that are tube-shaped to attract hummingbirds.
- Small-flowered plants such as asters, coral bells, nemesia, and yarrow are great fillers.
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