Design 
Residential
Commercial Caramel Coral Bell
August 6, 2018
Characteristics & Cultural Requirements
- Height: 12-18 inches Spread 12-18 inches
- Habit/Form: Mounded
- Hardiness Zone: 4-9
- Exposure: Full sun to part shade
- Soil: Moist, well-drained
Ornamental Features
Caramel Coral Bell is a showy and colorful perennial, displaying colorful notes of gold in the spring and peach to salmon colors in the fall. Medium, well-drained soil is preferred in an area that receives part shade, so as to not scorch the delicate-looking leaflets. This little mounded plant does well to add a pop of color to any landscape and contrasts nicely with different kinds of plants and shrubs and is generally known to be low maintenance.
Landscape Uses
Caramel Coral Bells can be utilized in many different ways, from borders to mixed plantings.
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