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Heuchera bracteata, Ser. Acaulescent and densely cespitose: flowering branches usually about 4-6 inches tall, usually with a few minute leaves: basal leaves round-kidney-shaped, more or less round- lobed and with cuspidate teeth: sepals oblong, obtuse, the petals oblanceolate or spatulate, slightly exceeding the sepals. Alpine regions of Colorado and S. Wyoming — Useful only in alpine collections. The above text is from the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. It may be out of date, but still contains valuable and interesting information which can be incorporated into the remainder of the article. Click on "Collapse" in the header to hide this text.

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-Heuchera bracteata, Ser. Acaulescent and densely cespitose: flowering branches usually about 4-6 in. tall, usually with a few minute lvs. : basal lvs. round-kidney-shaped, more or less round- lobed and With cuspidate teeth : sepals oblong, obtuse, the petals oblanceolate or spatulate, slightly exceeding the sepals. Alpine regions of Colo. and S. Wyo. — Useful only in alpine collections.
+Heuchera bracteata, Ser. Acaulescent and densely cespitose: flowering branches usually about 4-6 inches tall, usually with a few minute leaves: basal leaves round-kidney-shaped, more or less round- lobed and with cuspidate teeth: sepals oblong, obtuse, the petals oblanceolate or spatulate, slightly exceeding the sepals. Alpine regions of Colorado and S. Wyoming — Useful only in alpine collections.
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