Hukerella 'Solar Eclipse'

x Heucherella tiarelloide 'Solar Eclipse'

Heucerella 'Solar Eclipse' is an attractive deciduous perennial characterized by the unique color and shape of its leaves. This plant features leaves similar in shape to sunflowers, offering a distinctive visual effect through the harmony of red and green.

Growth Characteristics:

Heucerella 'Solar Eclipse' thrives in partial shade and prefers slightly moist soil with proper drainage. It grows well in mild temperatures and is relatively cold-hardy, although it undergoes a brief dormancy period during the winter.

Propagation Method:

Propagation is primarily achieved by division. New plants can be obtained by dividing and replanting the plant in spring or autumn. It is recommended to select and plant parts with healthy roots and shoots.

Cultivation Method:

It is important to grow Heucerella 'Solar Eclipse' in well-draining soil. Additionally, when planting, maintain proper spacing to ensure good ventilation. Maintaining adequate moisture is crucial, and excessive watering should be avoided. Garden Use:

This plant can be used in various ways, such as along garden borders, in flowerbeds, and in pots. Its unique leaf colors can add a distinctive accent to the garden, so careful placement is required. Additionally, as it thrives even in shady gardens, it is also excellent as a ground cover plant.

Important Pests and Control Methods:

While Heucerella 'Solar Eclipse' is relatively resistant to pests, aphids, snails, and slugs may occasionally appear. Aphids can be easily removed with soapy water, while snails and slugs can be removed by hand or by using attractants. Regarding diseases, it is important to maintain good drainage to prevent waterlogging.

By following these basic care instructions, Heucerella 'Solar Eclipse' can grow beautifully and healthily.

Plant Type
Plant Family	Saxifragaceae
Height	25~60cm
Spread	30~60cm
Colors	white
Bloom Period	April to August
Water Needs	commonly
Exposure	semi-shaded area
Freezing Resistance	-10°C

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