Heuchera americana aka Alumroot

Heuchera americana, also known as American alumroot or Coral bells, is a small evergreen perennial native to eastern and central North America. It belongs to the Saxifrage family and forms a compact mound of lobed, heart-shaped leaves. The foliage starts off as dark purple in spring and transitions to a dark blue-green color with purple veining and a silvery sheen in summer. From late spring to early summer, wiry, upright stems emerge, bearing spires of tiny cream-colored, bell-shaped flowers. This plant is often used in modern hybrids due to its contribution of hardiness, vigor, and vibrant color. It thrives best in moist, rich woods, preferring shade to part sun, and can be found naturally growing in rocky soils.