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Helleborus Lenten Rose

Helleborus Pink Frost
Helleborus Pink Frost

Pink Frost Hellebore
Blushing Bridesmaid Helleborus
Blushing Bridesmaid Helleborus

Hellebore Blushing Bridesmaid - 
Tropical Sunset Helleborus
Tropical Sunset Helleborus

Tropical Sunset Hellebore - 
Helleborus HGC Jacob
Helleborus HGC Jacob

Jacob White Flowering Helleborus - 
Helleborus Spanish Flare
Helleborus Spanish Flare

Helleborus Spanish Flare HONEYMOON™ Series - 
Helleborus 'Dark and Handsome'
Helleborus 'Dark and Handsome'

Helleborus Dark and Handsome - WEDDING PARTY™ series -
Helleborus Anna's Red
Helleborus Anna's Red

Anna's Red Helleborus is a newer Lenten Rose that is sure to become a regular in your woodland gardens.
Helleborus 'Maid of Honor'
Helleborus 'Maid of Honor'

Helleborus Maid of Honor - WEDDING PARTY™ series - Lenten Rose -
Helleborus 'First Dance'
Helleborus 'First Dance'

Helleborus First Dance - WEDDING PARTY™ series - Lenten Rose - 
Wedding Bells Helleborus
Wedding Bells Helleborus

Wedding Party Series | Wedding Bells Helleborus - 
Mixed Lenten Rose Hellebore
Mixed Lenten Rose Hellebore

Helleborus Lenten Rose Mixed - Christmas Rose - 
Helleborus Ivory Prince Christmas Rose
Helleborus Ivory Prince Christmas Rose

Ivory Prince Helleborus - Chrismas Rose - 

Hellebores - Lenten Rose - 

Helleborus are colorful early spring blooming perennial plants that brighten gardens during late winter into early spring. Helleborus x hybridus are the result of breeding and improving on the Helleborus orientalis, commonly known as Christmas Rose and Lenten Rose. These beautiful evergreen perennial plants make wonderful additions to your  landscape. Home gardeners are rediscovering the beauty of these winter garden plants.

At GreenwoodNursery.com you are buying container grown hellebores that can be planted any time.

Tips for winter planting hellebores:

 

The safest way for planting hellebores now in zones 6 and 7 is to dig a hole large enough to 'plant' the entire pot that the plant is currently growing in. Keeping the plant intact inside the pot planted in the ground will keep the young root system safe until later in spring after the plant blooms and you are able to plant it properly. Lightly cover around the base of the plant with shredded bark mulch, newspapers or a light layer of straw.