Northern Exposure Sienna | Coral Bells 3/4 Gal

The Sienna Coral Bells, also known as Alumroot, is a hardy perennial plant that adds varying textures and colors to any landscape. Its foliage starts as a bright green in the spring, gradually changing to orange and red in autumn, with pink bell flowers blooming in the summer. This deer-resistant plant attracts butterflies and hummingbirds and is drought-tolerant, making it ideal for a wide range of climates. This interspecific hybrid can be propagated by division, but there may be restrictions. It also adapts well to both full sun and full shade and can be used in containers. When planted in masses, individual plants should be spaced 10 inches apart for optimal growth. With proper care, it can live for about 10 years.