Drummond's Heuchera; Nat. Ord. Saxifragaceæ.
A tall kind, with leaves of handsome shape (heart-shaped and lobed) and greener than most varieties.
Cultivation and flowering period are described under Heuchera.
Heuchera Glabra.
Smooth Heuchera; Nat. Ord. Saxifragaceæ.
Fig. 51. Heuchera Glabra.
(One-sixth natural size.)
This was introduced in 1824 from North America. The foliage is bold and abundant; the illustration (Fig. 51) not only gives a good idea of the form and habit of foliage, but fairly represents the whole genus, as seen during the late (1882) season. This species has dull pinkish flowers; the scapes have a few leaves; root leaves are 2in. to 5in. in diameter, heart-shaped, lobed, toothed, smooth, and of a dark bronzy-green colour. The leaf stalks are long and slender; the habit very neat.
Cultivation and flowering period are described under Heuchera.