What's name this plant?

Question

next to the white pine tree thx

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Answer 1

Coral Bells begin blooming in early June and don't stop until the end of August. We suggest dead-heading to prolong the bloom season. Will grow in any well-drained alkaline soil. Even though they tolerate a couple hours of shade, best results are achieved when grown in full sun. These plants look good with Artemisia, ornamental grasses or low ground covers; Lamium, or Lysimachia.


Common Name: Alum Root, Coral Bells, Rock Geranium
Botanical Name: Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple'
Type: Perennial
Soil Preference: This plant tolerated drought and will grow in moist soil but prefers a well-drained, loamy or sandy soil with a pH of neutral (7.0)
Light Requirements: Sun to Partial Shade
Attributes: 1991 Perennial Plant of the Year by the Perennial Plant Association. Best used as a border plant, specimen or ground cover.
Pests: Japanese Beetles, Root and Vine Weevils
Diseases: Anthracnose, Gray Mold, Bacterial Leaf Spot
Care: Fertilize every 4 months with slow-release Osmocote or fertilize every few weeks with Plant-tone or Miracle Gro. Dead-head spent blooms. In the spring, remove dead foliage only; after final blooming, but back. In areas of hot, humid summers, grow this long lived perennial in partial shade and avoid hot afternoon sun.

Answer 2

Heuchera

also called Coral Bells

Answer 3

It is one of the hybrid Heucheras. There are many available with similar coloring like 'Pewter Veil'. I am not sure which one you have but somebody will know. Common name is Alum Root or Coral Bells (the old standby original Coral Bells actually has coral-colored bell-shaped flowers, but most the new hybrids have rather plain and tiny white flowers.)