Heuchera richardsonii, or Prairie Alumroot, is native to the Midwest. Its usual habitat is prairies and savanna woodlands, tolerating full to partial sun and a wide range of soil moisture conditions. It typically produces green to white flowers from May to July. In flower the plant height varies anywhere from 3 to 4 feet above the basal leaves and the plant width is about 18 inches. It is a predominately green plant in both leaves and flowers, and has an interesting hairy appearance with attractive heart shaped leaves. Variability does occur and the flowers can appear somewhat white, reddish or even brown. It is attractive to butterflies and other pollinators and resistant to deer.