Lenten rose (Helleborus x hybridus ... it does not require any unusual care. You may want to save seeds at this time or consider deadheading the plant. Deadheading Lenten rose will not encourage ...

This sweet, simple-care favorite is perfect for shadier ... but is part of the Runuculacea family of plants. The recorded history of hellebore dates back centuries when it was used in witchcraft ...

Native to Europe and Asia, hellebores are a gorgeous low-maintenance plant that deer and rabbits tend to avoid. They require almost no care once established. The blooms make beautiful cut flowers ...

A blushing beauty in the Winter Jewels series, this double hellebore variety has large, petal-packed flowers. Its unusual apricot tone with red accents looks especially romantic. The plant grows ...

This striking plant is easy to grow and is drought ... to be 1½ feet tall and 2½ feet wide when mature. Care: Once established, this hellebore is fully drought tolerant — although it does ...

Then water with lukewarm, not cold water, taking care not to wet the leaves ... You can buy hellebores now, give them as a blooming gift plant then offer to come take the plant away once the ...

Helleborus argutifolius is best used as a specimen plant. An evergreen perennial ... Size: Grows to 3 feet tall by 5 feet wide in 10 years. Care: Once established, it is fully drought tolerant.

Hail to the hellebore! The second week of January may not give you a garden filled with flowers, but there is one perennial plant that is often blooming this week no matter what the weather.

Some of the finest hellebore varieties are grown in our area so it’s worth persisting. Remove any plant debris, check the soil moisture level, add fresh mulch and monitor the new growth for ...