Although most heuchera plants are evergreen in mild climates, the top is likely to die down where winters are chilly. ... Cut the plant back to about 3 inches (7.6 cm.) in early winter if you live in a cold climate. If your area enjoys mild winters, you don't need to cut the plant back.

Do heucheras lose their leaves in winter?

Heuchera is an evergreen perennial plant. They retain the majority of their foliage throughout the winter months, meaning all you have to do in the springtime is some minor maintenance clearing up any dead leaves.

What do you do with heuchera in the winter?

During freezing weather in winter, heucheras can sometimes lift out of the soil leaving gaps around the shallow roots. A spring mulch will not only help to prevent this but it will fill in any gaps around the crown. Do not mulch the centre of the plant, this could cause the crown to rot.