Plant in slightly acidic soil with adequate drainage. No need to fertilize. Water minimally, knowing that this plant prefers soil that tends toward the dry side. Be mindful of where the plant's crown is when you are doing your autumn and spring clean-ups; aim not to disturb the crown.

Coral Bells' common name may cause us to think of the plant's bell-shaped flowers. But on the Midnight Rose variety, it's the leaves that are of interest. Rounded leaves of deep rose-purple are speckled with dark pink markings which expand over time and eventually turn to a creamy tone, providing visual interest throughout the season. With an attractive mounding habit, the foliage will be appreciated in garden spots that can range from getting partial shade to full sun... lots of options here.