Dolce® vs Primo® Heuchera Series | Walters Gardens

[@KenG557]

Heucheras are my new favorite perennial! Such gorgeous color variety.

[@carolriddle6324]

This was very informative. Awesome job. I liked how you showed the live plant and pictures.

[@At0micAllison]

Thank you! I’ve been looking everywhere to find a direct comparison of the Wildberry/Wild Rose/Black Pearl heucheras, and it’s taken me some time to find your video today. Great content!!

[@WaltersGardens]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gracieferguson1653]

Thank you for showing us the difference. Without endless talking

[@wedaad885]

Thank you the detailed information on heucheras. The sizes and the categories. Really helpful😊😊

[@TimelessLisa]

This is one of the most informative videos I've ever watched on Huercheras, thank you!

[@WaltersGardens]

Thank you for watching!

[@MsArdieT]

Excellent informative video. I always have good luck growing Proven Winners flowers!

[@steveelkins52]

Nice info, but I had trouble hearing it. Is there a river near by?

[@Mindy-s-channel]

I recently planted a few of these. I have drip irrigation and I gave them each a half gallon an hour emitter. Is this enough? Is it too much? I usually run my irrigation once a week. They are all in my shade garden. Not very deep shade, but they never get really any direct sun. And I have clay soil that seems to drain well in most spots

[@pepercat17]

Just got two gum drops! Ugh I'm sooo excited to incorporate them in my garden ♥️

[@imahappygal1]

Love them all! Great information. Thank you.

[@robgaskins6505]

Where can I buy these plants? Is it available online? I would love to purchase many of these varieties for a new shade/partial sun area. Great video! Thank you

[@WaltersGardens]

These are all Proven Winners varieties. We recommend you checking your local garden center first. Otherwise, you can check www.provenwinners.com

[@robgaskins6505]

WaltersGardens , I live in NW Florida near Pensacola. My growers and nurseries around here carry no types of heuchera. I’m guessing it is not compatible with our zone. Thank you for answering my post.

[@dleija84]

@@robgaskins6505 If you Google which variety you want, several reliable sources come up. I'd suggest going with a seller that you can easily get a refund from if it arrives in bad shape.

[@Angie-ci1lp]

BEAUTIFUL! Love them all👏🏽❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽!!!!

[@dentzierands8357]

I really needed that thank you

[@JoseMartinez-df2db]

Will they survive the winter outside in the container in zone 6?

[@sandradockens9460]

I purchased a assortment of dormant huechera roots so far all leaves are green,is this normal?

[@patriciaramsammy6824]

Waw they are beautiful. Where can I get to buy the seeds? I checkef amazon but people advise not to buy from amazon.

[@WaltersGardens]

We do not sell seeds. We sell the liners and bareroot items for wholesale, but Proven Winners would have them on their website. www.provenwinners.com

[@patriciaramsammy6824]

WaltersGardens thanks 😊

[@dleija84]

@@patriciaramsammy6824 I don't know if these make viable seeds because many Proven Winners don't, but you can get a couple plants and see what happens. If you're like me with a very tight budget, I'll invest in one plant, take good care of it and with heucheras I'll remove a healthy side shoot and pop it a shady but bright spot. They usually look like they're dying but eventually put on new growth. There's probably a better method out there.

[@laurafrye8635]

Hmm... I think I need one of each :)

[@happytrails1963]

Giving the dolce wildberry a try this year, looking forward to seeing how it does

[@nangel270]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@Realatmx]

Thank you for sharing.. I can't find this plant in India..

[@pujabhavani]

Is wildrose coral bells grow in afternoon sun??

[@WaltersGardens]

I am sorry about the delay in our response, but 'Wild Rose' would do well in sun! Typically the lighter colored leaves do best in shade and the darker colors do best in sun or shade.

[@Angie-ci1lp]

Proven winner ROCK❤️😆👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@maxineknox948]

Want some but what’s the price

[@casaroccafamilyking]

The sound is off. She is talking about "silver, silvery, silver.." with a chartreuse yellow-green heuchera in hand. :-O

[@danielsimard5624]

So many nice foliages

[@thestrawberryaniahomegarde7228]

Very informative

[@stevengordon9365]

Great video 👍

[@Clarisse_Cruz]

Do they need to be pruned before winter?

[@grahamthomas6283]

No I never have it they get old leaves take off other wise good to go enjoy yours 🐞🐦👍👍👍

[@Eric.Mercado]

The black pearl was a perennial of the year? 😳 I'm Dumbfounded because it was not in my experience with trying to grow it. Also, not sure what plant the full sun claim referred to but it sure ain't black pearl. I tried it in full sun (increased water supplied) Burnt. I tried it in full sun with afternoon protection. Burnt. I even tried part sun. Burnt. So back to the shade they all went just to eventually lose every one of them. 😡

[@madessajett4101]

I had the same problem!

[@Mindy-s-channel]

Any idea what the trick is for success? Did you ever figure out why you didn’t have any luck?

[@Eric.Mercado]

@northrupmj The trick for me is to just stop growing them and enjoy them in other people's gardens. As much as I love and adore these plants as a whole-I've never seen a heuchera I didn't love-they just don't love me back in my area (Phoenix 9b). Sadly, I've eventually lost every heuchera I've planted. I've had some varieties last a year or two, but they all fizzle out. Although they lived, they never thrived. I've tried different hybrids, varieties, growers, colors, locations, sun/part sun/shade, amounts of water, and soil amendments. I literally tried everything before concluding that they just won't grow and thrive here. So now I love them from a distance.

[@Mindy-s-channel]

@@Eric.Mercado oh wow I hadn’t considered that. I live in mid Missouri in zone 6B. Hopefully I will have better luck.

[@Eric.Mercado]

@northrupmj I'm sure you will have much better luck in zone 6b. It's much cooler and most are rated low enough for it. The only thing to look out for is any freeze/thaw cycles, which tend to cause heaving with heuchera more often than other plants.

[@jozsefnecsorogi4955]

Nagyon szépek a virágok. Csak az a baj hogy nem értem a beszédet mert én Magyar vagyok. Pedig nekem is vannak olyan virágai. Üdvözlöm.

[@diaereaper784]

So no more blackberry ice??

[@joaquingurrola3936]

❤

[@arunseigell7361]

Too much background noise.plant namees should be given in bold print