Flores Sea Coral Bells
'Flores Sea' Coral Bells creates a vivid surprise with eye-catching foliage to contrast the surrounding greens in a garden. Or, plant it in a container where it can steal the show all on its own. Silvery dark veined leaves with purple on the reverse give this plant a base from which its pink flowers arise in late spring. Great as a groundcover, it will spread over time to create a mass of year-round foliage. Suited to sun, dappled shade, or even shady spots, Coral Bells likes compost-enriched, well-drained soil with moderate moisture. They are low-maintenance plants that will attract hummingbirds and butterflies as they bloom. The flowers make nice additions to a flower vase too. To encourage foliage growth, cut back flower stalks after blooming. Apply a light layer of compost in the spring, and if the foliage gets a bit tattered, trim the leaves back to encourage new growth. PP#029299
'Flores Sea' Coral Bells creates a vivid surprise with eye-catching foliage to contrast the surrounding greens in a garden. Or, plant it in a container where it can steal the show all on its own. Silvery dark veined leaves with purple on the reverse give this plant a base from which its pink flowers arise in late spring. Great as a groundcover, it will spread over time to create a mass of year-round foliage. Suited to sun, dappled shade, or even shady spots, Coral Bells likes compost-enriched, well-drained soil with moderate moisture. They are low-maintenance plants that will attract hummingbirds and butterflies as they bloom. The flowers make nice additions to a flower vase too. To encourage foliage growth, cut back flower stalks after blooming. Apply a light layer of compost in the spring, and if the foliage gets a bit tattered, trim the leaves back to encourage new growth. PP#029299
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'Flores Sea' Coral Bells creates a vivid surprise with eye-catching foliage to contrast the surrounding greens in a garden. Or, plant it in a container where it can steal the show all on its own. Silvery dark veined leaves with purple on the reverse give this plant a base from which its pink flowers arise in late spring. Great as a groundcover, it will spread over time to create a mass of year-round foliage. Suited to sun, dappled shade, or even shady spots, Coral Bells likes compost-enriched, well-drained soil with moderate moisture. They are low-maintenance plants that will attract hummingbirds and butterflies as they bloom. The flowers make nice additions to a flower vase too. To encourage foliage growth, cut back flower stalks after blooming. Apply a light layer of compost in the spring, and if the foliage gets a bit tattered, trim the leaves back to encourage new growth. PP#029299
