Heuchera 'Frosted Violet' (PP#15,085) combines the vigor and large habit of the H. villosa forms with the leaf silvering of 'Silver Scrolls' and its close relatives. In the spring the leaf coloration is a wonderful pink-violet that is quite different from any other Heuchera we have seen. The flowers resemble pink seed pearls and are borne on 30" stems from late spring until late summer. The foliage forms a clump about 12" high. During the winter the leaves turn a dark bluish-violet. 'Frosted Violet' is drought tolerant, as are the various forms of H. villosa, but it should have some shade protection during the hottest part of the day to avoid burning of the foliage.