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This Ferry-Morse seed packet contains rainbow mixed peppers which includes green, red, yellow, orange, and purple peppers Guaranteed to grow 70-90 days to harvest Plant 1/4-inch deep, 2-1/2-foot row spacing, and 18-inch plant spacing Includes one, 250-milligram packet

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Purple springtime foliage takes on silvery tones as season progresses. Forms a tidy clump with tiny pink bells in late spring. Distinctive foliage adds texture to shady areas.

Blush white, tiny bell flowers appear in midsummer, but the real attraction is the rich, metallic bronze-purple, decorative foliage. Its beauty makes it an ideal ground cover and rock garden planting. Butterflies take notice.

The Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’, Heuchera micrantha, also known as Alumroot or Coral Bell, is one of the most popular Coral Bells on the market. Being named Perennial of the Year in 1991, one can see why. With its unique deep purple foliage, fading to bronzy green in hot summers and its dark red stems, makes it a little different than the rest. In the springtime, small pinkish and white flowers appear that last into the summer, however, Coral Bells are not known for their flowers, but their foliage...

Also known as alum root, Coral Bells have loose, airy clusters of tiny bell-shaped flowers on wiry stems rising from low-growing mounds of ivy-shaped foliage. They are the perfect companion plant to Hosta and make stunning ground covers. The delicate flower spikes won't obscure the plants behind them, making them a good choice for the front of the garden border.

Other info: Foliage turns brilliant shades of red and orange in the fall. I really like this one. It's taller than most of my coral bells but the foliage is great, the only thing I dislike is that the flowering stems are *real* tall and inconspicuous. I grow this one in full sun and it does great.

Description: Palace Purple is one of the most popular Coral Bells on the market. Perennial of the year in 1991. Unique deep purple foliage, fading to bronzy green in hot summers and dark red stems, make it a little different than the rest. The plant grows to a height of 12-18 inches and a spread of 10-15 inches. Looks especially good growing around the edge of borders, near variegated plants, woodland edges, rock gardens, perennial borders, or in masses to form an attractive...

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Moderate growing mound reaching a height of 15 to 18 inches; spreading 15 to 18 inches. The maple or ivy-like leaves, 3 to 5 inches wide are deep purple above and beet red beneath. In late spring sprays of tiny, pinkish white, bell shaped flowers are borne on wiry, red stems that extend above the leaves, creating a spectacular contrast. Foliage will compliment any bright or pastel color scheme. Plant in full sun or shady woodland edge in moist soil. Attracts hummingbirds to the garden. Great for...

Kaytee Mixed Seed Bell 1 Pounds 1 Pound

Another wonderful surprise from the GTF pepper project, these are very early bells with thick walls, densely set onto dwarf plants with short branches. At the "green" eating stage 'Little Bells' are a 'Transparent'-apple yellow, ripening through orange to a dark red at maturity. First fruit may be pointed, becoming blocky in following sets. A visitor has commented that these are reminiscent of 'Jingle Bells,' once popular, now gone. Great pepper for northern climes with short seasons. Before...

Attract more birds with this fun and decorative feeder! Seed Bell Hanger offers multiple perching surfaces for birds. Hook Seed Bell Hangers together to offer a variety of seed bells.

This potted terra-cotta pot is blooming with pink coral bells and foliage.

An heirloom favorite popular in both fresh and dried bouquets, Bells of Ireland produces tall flower stems tightly packed with green, bell-shaped bracts. It prefers cool weather; sow outdoors in early spring for early summer bloom. Don't cover seed as light aids in germination -- just press the seed onto the soil surface for good seed-to-soil contact.

The Coral Bells Caramel, Heuchera ’Caramel’ (PP16,562), has unique caramel colored foilage on a vigorous growing plant. This variety of coral bell thrives on heat and humidity and is one of the most hardy of all the coral bells.