Nature Hills Nursery Northern Exposure Coral Bells

Yes, this variety is highly adaptable and thrives in both full sun and partial shade. While it tolerates sun well, providing some afternoon shade in hotter climates can help keep the foliage looking its best.

Since these reach about one foot in width, you should space them roughly 12 inches apart if you are planting them in a row or mass grouping. This allows enough room for the mounded foliage to fill in without overcrowding.

Yes, this variety is considered deer and rabbit resistant. While no plant is entirely immune if hungry wildlife is desperate, these are generally avoided by pests compared to other garden favorites.

Northern Exposure Purple Coral Bells are exceptionally hardy, with a range spanning zones 3a through 9b. They are designed to withstand significant cold, making them a reliable perennial choice for many climates.

You don't need to prune the plant for its health, but you can remove the spent flower scapes after they bloom in the summer to keep the plant looking tidy. The foliage itself provides year-round interest, so minimal maintenance is required.

Absolutely. Its compact, mounded growth habit makes it an excellent candidate for containers, window boxes, or hanging baskets. Just ensure your pot has good drainage and use a high-quality, peaty potting mix.