If you're looking to add some colour to your winter garden, you'll want to learn how to grow hellebores. One of the best ...

It's not hard to grow hellebores -- they thrive in the Northwest. They like partial shade but can adapt to quite a bit of shade or sun. When planting, add some compost to the soil, and water ...

In the wild, hellebores are often found growing on limestone, because these soils are usually richer in nutrients. Always prepare the soil before planting by adding lots of organic matter in the form ...

With their beguiling flowers, hellebores add wonderful low-level interest to the winter garden. These plants have grown increasingly popular over the past decade, and new varieties have been bred ...

These were hellebores orientalis that were known to produce seeds that would come up close by the mother plant since the plants were not sterile. They were single flowers and the colors were ...

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 ...

One of the first plants to bloom each year is the hellebore, or Lenten rose (Helleborus x hybridus). The perennial has thick, dark-evergreen foliage. It’s a member of the buttercup family ...

Lenten Rose (Helleborus orientalis cv.) The most common species, with pinkish ‘petals’ (actually sepals) that are often speckled and stay on the plant for a long time. Small to medium-sized ...

CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. — Paul demonstrates the proper way to propagate Hellebores in water and soil. In a few weeks the plant will begin to take root and grow.

Ashwood describe it as a ''collector's plant'' for the skilful enthusiast. Two other well-established hybrid hellebores make long-lived stunning garden plants. Flower colour can vary from white ...