In the Interior area of B.C. at lower and middle elevations we can spot round-leaved alumroot (Heuchera cylindrica) in the grasslands, on dry plateaus, on rocky slopes, and in open forests, mostly in spring, but extending into early summer at higher elevations.   It is a flowering perennial in the Saxifrage family.    In gardening, cultivars are often called Coral Bells. … Continue reading →