Heuchera rubescens var. versicolor

Identification and appearance

Key characters: Differentiators are not available at this time.

Bloom period

Heuchera rubescens var. versicolor blooms May-Jun.

Conservation status

CNPS 3.3

How to tell it apart

vs Tellima: Heuchera has branched flower clusters; Tellima's flowers are in a simple unbranched spike; vs Tiarella: Heuchera's flower clusters branch repeatedly; Tiarella has a single bottlebrush-like spike; vs Antigonon: Heuchera has tiny 5-petaled flowers in airy clusters; Antigonon has showy pink heart-shaped sepals on vines; vs Pelargonium: Heuchera has tiny flowers in delicate branched clusters; Pelargonium has large showy flowers with spurred blooms; vs Ribes: Heuchera is herbaceous with basal leaves; Ribes is a woody shrub with maple-like leaves

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Related species

Other California species in the same genus, family, or bioregion.

• Heuchera sp. — Alumroot
• Heuchera abramsii — Abrams' alumroot
• Heuchera brevistaminea — Laguna mountains alumroot
• Heuchera caespitosa — Urn-flowered alumroot
• Heuchera cylindrica — Alpine alumroot
• Heuchera hirsutissima — Shaggy-haired alumroot
• Jepsonia heterandra — Foothill jepsonia
• Jepsonia malvifolia — Island jepsonia
• Jepsonia parryi — Parry's jepsonia

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