Мои гейхереллы осенью. Куда лучше сажать новые гейхереллы?

It's the end of October, and at the request of our subscribers, we decided to make a video about heucherellas. Heucherellas, like heucheras, are beautiful and wonderful in the fall, with beautiful, vibrant colors. Our garden has already lost all its summer green hues, and brownish tones predominate, with fallen leaves everywhere. But heucheras and heucherellas delight us with their bright spots against this predominantly brown background. I don't have many yet, but in the future, I want to build a small collection of about 50 so I can observe them, sort them, and recommend which ones are best. This year, I bought five new heucherellas. I'll show them at the beginning of the video, followed by several varieties that have been growing in our garden for several years now, which are very hardy, good, and beautiful. And at the very end of the video, I'll show you a heuchera that I completely forgot about in the last video about heucheras. It's interesting because it's huge. My first heuchera is one of my new arrivals, called Eye Spy. It's now changed its color to its autumn coloring, becoming more yellowish, while in the summer it's green with brown veins. One of the reasons I bought it was its bright, abundant bloom of pink flowers. It creates a very beautiful, pink cloud. I hope it will delight us next year. The next heuchera is a more saturated color, called Buttered Rum. It's a dark brick color all season long, very beautiful. From what I gathered from the promotional pictures, the flowers here aren't very interesting. The next heuchera is the darkest of my heucheras, called Onyx. I didn't see any flowers in the promotional pictures. If anyone has one and you've seen its flowers, I'd be grateful if you'd let me know. I liked its dark foliage. If you notice, this heucherella has a mound-like growth habit, tucking its leaves under itself. Now let's move on to the next heucherella, called Red Rover. It also has a very interesting color; its coloring is more saturated now; in summer, it's a little more brownish, but still has a reddish tint. In the promotional pictures, the Red Rover heucherella has more pronounced fingers on its leaves. There aren't many of these leaves right now; we'll wait until next year to see if this heucherella reveals its varietal characteristics. And another heucherella, called Pink Fizz, which hasn't grown very much and is the one I'm most worried about. In summer, it's green with a brownish center, and this heucherella also has stunning, large pink flowers. The next heucherella, one of my older ones, is called Solar Power. In summer, it's yellow with brown spots that widen over time. In autumn, the leaves change from bright yellow to greenish. This heucherella is one of the most beautiful for me; it grows beautifully, overwinters wonderfully, and always looks great. Therefore, when people ask me which heucherella to plant, I always recommend Solar Power. The next heucherella is Gunsmoke, also one of my favorites. It's super-hardy and very beautiful. They're silvery, greenish, pinkish, and slightly purple, and it overwinters wonderfully, grows quickly, and always looks beautiful. I can also recommend the following two heucherellas: Redstone Falls and Solar Eclipse, which I showed in my previous heuchera video. I'd also like to share the best places to plant heucherellas and why I planted my new plants there. For the new heucherellas, which I don't yet know much about, including how they'll survive the winter, I chose a spot near my tea roses, as I cover them for the winter. This is very good for heucherellas, as they can dry out in the early spring sun without watering. This spot is great because it gets sun until two in the afternoon in the summer, then it fades. It has a good watering and fertilizing schedule, because I still occasionally feed the roses. That's why I planted all my new heucheras, all my beauties, in superb conditions. I also want to show you one heuchera, a giant heuchera, which I forgot to show in the video about heucheras. It's our largest, hairiest, fluffiest, and most beautiful. This heuchera is called Bronze Beauty; it's 40 cm tall and reaches 50 cm wide. It has very beautiful large caramel-colored leaves. You can view photos, descriptions, and purchase the Bronze Beauty Heuchera here: https://sadfloxov.ru/geikhery/gejhera... You can view my Heuchera collection, choose, and possibly purchase something here: https://sadfloxov.ru/geikherelly.html