Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Heucherella plant named ‘HEUPIRE030’, characterized by its upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; vigorous growth habit; green and greyed green-colored leaves; early and freely flowering habit; red purple-colored flowers held above the foliar plane on dark brown-colored peduncles; resistance to Powdery Mildew; and good garden performance and winter hardiness.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Eye Spy’ with moderately cleft palmately lobed foliage having acute apices and variable coloration starting in the spring as amber yellow-colored with dark rose centers, transitioning to bright chartreuse green with slight silver overlay and burgundy surrounding the veins. ‘Eye Spy’ produces a pink flower effect from fine white petals, pink calyces and deep rose buds beginning in late spring. Habit is low mounded and winter-hardy plants are able to withstand more heat and sun than typical X Heucherella cultivars.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Catching Fire’ with rugose, downwardly-cupped, palmately-lobed foliage changing from vibrant yellow with cherry-red flame surrounding the veins in the spring to lime-green with mahogany pattern around veins. ‘Catching Fire’ is vigorous and produces many airy panicles with numerous sterile creamy-white flowers beginning late spring and exhibits good heat and humidity tolerance. The plant is useful for landscaping as a specimen color, en masse, or as a container plant.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Galactica’ with deeply-incised, palmately lobed foliage of variable coloration starting in the spring as coppery-red with burgundy veins, transitioning to deep burgundy with silvery-gray surrounding veins during flowering and in winter becoming deep green with silver frosting and black mahogany surrounding veins. ‘Galactica’ begins flowering in late spring with a near white with slight blush of pink. The new plant is suitable for landscaping en masse, as a specimen accent or as a container plant.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Pumpkin Spice’ with deeply-incised, palmately lobed foliage of variable coloration starting in the spring as bright orange with deep blood-red veins, transitioning to deep burgundy surrounding veins during flowering and burnt orange between the veins and in winter becoming deep green With black mahogany surrounding veins. The new plant begins flowering in late spring with a near white flowers on dark red stems. ‘Pumpkin Spice’ is suitable fox landscaping en masse, as a specimen accent or as a container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a trailing habit, a strongly lobed leaf, leaves than are purple silver in color, light pink flowers, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Heucherella plant named ‘Infinity’, characterized by its upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; silver and brown-colored leaves; dark pink-colored flower buds; numerous sterile light pink to white-colored flowers held above the foliar plane on brown-colored peduncles; long flowering period; and excellent winter hardiness.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heuchera plant characterized by medium size yellow-green to green leaves with a white veil, red flowers on dark scapes, a low mounding habit, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by spring leaves of yellow with a strong red pattern in the center of the leaves, along the veins, summer through winter leaves yellow green with the strong red center, palmately lobed leaves, small white flowers on short flower stalks, medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by lime green to yellow green leaves with red to dark brown marks on the main veins and a light white veil, large, shallowly lobed leaves, a medium large semi-trailing habit, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by gold leaves with reddish centers, reddish centers following the darker veins, a low dense trailing habit with good branching, medium size, ovate to orbicular leaves with shallow palmate lobing, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by palmatifid leaves with prominent sinuses, spring leaves of orange amber with a strong white veil, summer leaves rose amber with a strong white veil, small white flowers on short maroon flower stalks, a medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a vigorous, trailing habit, green leaves with a blue green cast as well as red to dark brown marks on the main veins, large, shallowly lobed leaves, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by large, rose plum to silver leaves with prominent dark veins, attractive inflorescences with white flowers in the spring, a large mounding plant habit, grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by red colored leaves with a pinkish veil and dark pattern along veins, a low dense trailing habit with good branching, medium size, ovate to orbicular leaves with shallow palmate lobing, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by medium size, palmatifid leaves with prominent sinuses, silver veiled leaves that change background colors from purple tinted green to copper tinted, prominent dark veins in summer through winter leaves, a low mounding plant habit, grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by spring leaves of orange amber with a strong red pattern along veins, summer leaves amber with red brown leaf centers, fall leaves red with darker leaf centers, distinctively lobed, palmately divided leaves, small white flowers on short gray purple flower stalks, a medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a vigorous, trailing habit, large, deeply lobed leaves, leaves yellow to lime green in spring and summer with red tones in fall and winter, a dark splatter pattern on the veins, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by large red to brown leaves with a yellow to lime margin, leaves which are palmately lobed, scalloped, and slightly ruffled, a high crown count, a tight, mounding plant habit, and excellent vigor. It grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by its trailing habit, spring leaves of peachy orange with a slight white veil to summer and winter leaves of purple red to brown to olive green, a dark pattern on the veins, large palmately lobed leaves, and excellent vigor. Heucherella ‘Redstone Falls’ grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by large, yellow to lime palmately lobed leaves, a red splatter pattern in the middle of the leaf lobes, a mounding plant habit, and excellent vigor. Heucherella ‘Solar Power’ grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest.

Abstract: A new cultivar of ×Heucherella plant named ‘Cumberland’, characterized by its foliage that is green in color with burgundy veins, its large ovate-shaped leaves that average 8 cm in length, its white flowers in mid spring, and its tolerance to heat, humidity with good garden performance in the southern regions of the U.S.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by large red to brown leaves with a yellow to lime margin, leaves which are palmately lobed, scalloped, and slightly ruffled, a high crown count, a tight, mounding plant habit, and excellent vigor. It grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest.

Abstract: A new and distinct Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a vigorous, trailing habit, large, deeply lobed leaves, leaves yellow to lime green in spring and summer with red tones in fall and winter, a dark splatter pattern on the veins, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by medium size, palmatifid leaves with prominent sinuses, silver veiled leaves that change background colors from purple tinted green to copper tinted, prominent dark veins in summer through winter leaves, a low mounding plant habit, grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by spring leaves of orange amber with a strong red pattern along veins, summer leaves amber with red brown leaf centers, fall leaves red with darker leaf centers, distinctively lobed, palmately divided leaves, small white flowers on short gray purple flower stalks, a medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by palmatifid leaves with prominent sinuses, spring leaves of orange amber with a strong white veil, summer leaves rose amber with a strong white veil, small white flowers on short maroon flower stalks, a medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a vigorous, trailing habit, green leaves with a blue green cast as well as red to dark brown marks on the main veins, large, shallowly lobed leaves, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct X Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by red colored leaves with a pinkish veil and dark pattern along veins, a low dense trailing habit with good branching, medium size, ovate to orbicular leaves with shallow palmate lobing, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by large, rose plum to silver leaves with prominent dark veins, attractive inflorescences with white flowers in the spring, a large mounding plant habit, grows equally well in full sun or filtered shade in the Pacific Northwest, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by lime green to yellow green leaves with red to dark brown marks on the main veins and a light white veil, large, shallowly lobed leaves, a medium large semi-trailing habit, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by gold leaves with reddish centers, reddish centers following the darker veins, a low dense trailing habit with good branching, medium size, ovate to orbicular leaves with shallow palmate lobing, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by spring leaves of yellow with a strong red pattern in the center of the leaves, along the veins, summer through winter leaves yellow green with the strong red center, palmately lobed leaves, small white flowers on short flower stalks, medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: The new hybrid ×Heucherella plant named ‘Pink Fizz’ with moderately palmately lobed foliage mint-green with a chocolate wine underlay following the main veins. ×Heucherella ‘Pink Fizz’ produces numerous tightly arranged panicles just over the foliage, with sterile pink flowers from late spring through summer and exhibits good heat and humidity tolerance.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a low, spreading habit, a Heuchera-like leaf shape, leaves of yellow to lime green in color with a large red brown center spot, showy dark pink flowers from spring to fall, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by red to yellow green to rust colored leaves with a dark pattern along veins and a white veil, deeply lobed leaves with wide sinus, a low, dense, vigorously trailing habit with good branching, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Heucherella plant named ‘Infinity’, characterized by its upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; silver and brown-colored leaves; dark to medium pink-colored flower buds; numerous sterile light pink to white-colored flowers held above the foliar plane on brown-colored peduncles; long flowering period; and excellent winter hardiness.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by solid lime green colored leaves for most of the year, distinctively lobed, palmately divided leaves, small white flowers on short flower stalks, a medium plant size with multiple crowns, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: The new hybrid ×Heucherella plant named ‘Hopscotch’ with deeply incised palmately lobed foliage of variable coloration starting in the spring as red with dark red centers, transitioning to bronze-red during flowering and deep green in winter. ‘Hopscotch’ begins flowering in late spring with a creamy-white effect.

Abstract: The new hybrid ×Heucherella plant named ‘Red Rover’ with deeply-incised, thin, finger-like, and distinctly-separated, palmately lobed foliage of variable coloration starting in the spring as coppery-red with burgundy red centers, transitioning to bright red during flowering and dark olive green in winter. ‘Red Rover’ begins flowering in late spring with a creamy-white effect and continues sporadically through the summer. The new plant is suitable for landscaping en masse, as an accent or as a container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct ×Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a trailing habit, a strongly lobed leaf, leaves than are purple silver in color, light pink flowers, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new cultivar of ×Heucherella named ‘Art Nouveau’, that is characterized by its a vigorous growth habit, its leaf coloration that is dark green with a conspicuous large dark brown coloration in the centers, its long blooming habit; blooming late spring to late summer in Belgium, and its flowers that are white in color on tall flowering stems.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Pumpkin Spice’ with deeply-incised, palmately lobed foliage of variable coloration starting in the spring as bright orange with deep blood-red veins, transitioning to deep burgundy surrounding veins during flowering and burnt orange between the veins and in winter becoming deep green with black mahogany surrounding veins. The new plant begins flowering in late spring with a near white flowers on dark red stems. ‘Pumpkin Spice’ is suitable for landscaping en masse, as a specimen accent or as a container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct x Heucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by leaves dark red brown in spring to almost black for the rest of the year, glossy, palmately cut leaves that are sometimes puckered, a medium mounding habit with an excellent crown count, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Eye Spy’ with moderately cleft palmately lobed foliage having acute apices and variable coloration starting in the spring as amber yellow-colored with dark rose centers, transitioning to bright chartreuse green with slight silver overlay and burgundy surrounding the veins. ‘Eye Spy’ produces a pink flower effect from fine white petals, pink calyces and deep rose buds beginning in late spring. Habit is low mounded and winter-hardy plants are able to withstand more heat and sun than typical X Heucherella cultivars.

Abstract: A new and distinct xHeucherella plant substantially as shown and described, characterized by a low mounding habit, excellent crown count, yellow to lime colored leaves with blotchy deep red markings along veins, medium short wands of very light pink flowers, and excellent vigor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Heucherella plant named ‘HEUPIRE030’, characterized by its upright and uniformly mounded plant habit; vigorous growth habit; green and greyed green-colored leaves; early and freely flowering habit; red purple-colored flowers held above the foliar plane on dark brown-colored peduncles; resistance to Powdery Mildew; and good garden performance and winter hardiness.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Catching Fire’ with rugose, downwardly-cupped, palmately-lobed foliage changing from vibrant yellow with cherry-red flame surrounding the veins in the spring to lime-green with mahogany pattern around veins. ‘Catching Fire’ is vigorous and produces many airy panicles with numerous sterile creamy-white flowers beginning late spring and exhibits good heat and humidity tolerance. The plant is useful for landscaping as a specimen color, en masse, or as a container plant.

Abstract: The new hybrid X Heucherella plant named ‘Copper King’ with slightly-cupped leaves at the petiole and flat margins, deeply incised into five to seven main lobes with each individual lobes irregularly incised. Foliage color starts in the spring as bright orange with reddish-copper in surrounding the veins, and the edges develop a yellowish-chartreuse and matures in the late fall to a medium-green with a mahogany pattern around the veins. ‘Copper King’ is vigorous and produces many airy panicles with numerous sterile creamy-white flowers in densely branched panicles beginning late spring and exhibits good heat and humidity tolerance. The plant is useful for landscaping as a specimen color, en masse, or as a container plant.

Abstract: The new hybrid x Heucherella plant named ‘Capture the Flag’ with large palmately-lobed leaves that are, moderately to deeply dissected into five to seven main lobes with each individual lobes incised to about two-thirds of the way to the main vein. Foliage color starts in the spring as chartreuse, becoming more yellowish, with reddish-burgundy surrounding the veins and toward margins in narrow lines. ‘Capture the Flag’ is vigorous and produces numerous sterile creamy-white flowers in narrow densely-branched panicles beginning in late spring and exhibits good heat and humidity tolerance. The plant is useful for landscaping as a specimen color, en masse, or as a container plant.