Coral Bells Obsidian Heuchera

Yes, the foliage is prized specifically for its deep purple-to-black color, which remains vibrant and consistent from spring through fall.

These plants are best suited for partial to full shade. While they are adaptable, too much direct, harsh sunlight can scorch the leaves, so they will perform best in a spot with some protection.

Since the mature spread is about 12 inches, you should space them roughly 12 inches apart if you want them to touch and create a continuous, mounded border.

Yes, Heuchera Obsidian is considered deer-resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof if food sources are scarce, this variety is rarely a target for browsing wildlife.

You can remove the spent flower spikes in mid-summer to keep the plant looking tidy, but it is not strictly necessary for the health of the plant. The foliage itself is the main attraction and requires very little maintenance.

Absolutely. Their compact, mounded habit makes them an excellent choice for containers. Just ensure your pot has good drainage and you keep the soil consistently moist.