048_cb_spice

For best usability its recomended to unrar this archive on drive C:\, to keep path unbroken (C:\Garden_Plants), or make Retarget Common Root through Asset Manager for all missing files in the scene.

In this archive you'll find item number 48: 048_cb_spice.

All formats and textures in one archive (Max2008).

Polygonal model.
Triangular Polys:5097
Vertices: 3415

Without blossoms:
Triangular Polys: 1236
Vertices: 987

In archive (048_cb_spice.max.zip) you'll find:

048_cb_spice.max                 -max format of the plant
048_cb_spice.obj                -.obj-format easy importable to the most software
048_cb_spice.3ds                -.3ds-format        

048_cb_spice.jpg                -diffuse texture 1024x1024
048_cb_spice-n.jpg                -normal bump 1024x1024
048_cb_spice-o.jpg                -opacity 1024x1024
048_cb_spice-s.jpg                -specular 1024x1024

Please, download Render Studio in Accompanying Product Files section.
In the studio.zip you'll find:
studio_sky.hdr                        -HDRI spherical environment texture
studio.jpg                -diffuse texture for ground in studio
studio_grass.jpg                -diffuse texture for grass
studio-n.jpg                -normal texture for ground

You can use 048_cb_spice.max by merging it to your scene or use studio.max for rendering with Vray.

It is would be nice if you show me where you use my models.

Used Soft:
3ds Max 2008
ZBrush
Photoshop
V-ray DEMO 1.5 SP1

Plant Facts:

Mature Height                -8 to 18 inches
Mature Spread                -10 to 12 inches
Soil Type                        -Widely adaptable
Moisture                        -Moderate
Mature Form                -Mounding
Growth Rate                -Moderate
Sun Exposure                -Full sun to full shade
Flower Color                -Pink
Foliage Color                -Mixed Purple
Zones                        -4-9

Some info from the internet:
Coral Bells Peppermint Spice, Heuchera 'Peppermint Spice', looks especially good around the edge of borders, near variegated plants, woodland edges, rock gardens, perennial borders, or in mass to form an attractive ground cover. Excellent in partly shaded borders, under trees, and even mixed into ornamental containers on shady patios. Coral Bells is susceptible to rot, so good drainage is essential while roots establish themselves.

Thank you!