A winter garden treasure. It is lovely Debra.

Very nice I will have to get one. I ordered one last year but it was cancelled by the grower.

Debra, just beautiful!!

FYI Everyone.
I bought Country Gardens with groceries today and there is a large article about Pine Knot.Beautiful pics.

Hi, yes
I have gotten that mag for a couple of yrs. A nice article. No pics but I have a light green plain blooming and Royal Heritage strain.

Any suggestion on those that are fragrant? What is a good double?

I have a double white from the southernbelle . I'm not really well versed in Helebores but it is one that bloomed from April until November.First year in the soil so lets see if 2013 is the same or if '12 was just a fluke.

I am not well versed either, but what kind of Helleborus blooms from April till November? I think I need one.

This pix was taken in January
Double white


july 2012



october its at the foot of the lily



I have no idea if this long bloom period was natural or we had a weird spring and the plant was confused.

A few more are showing color.
Cherry Blossom

Cinnamon Snow


Berry Swirl

Wish we would get a bit of Sun!!

How lovely!

Beautiful! Love that Berry Swirl..

.The variegated one looks great. Never really see them around here.I hope my Berry Swirl flowers this season.

Spring, they are beautiful. I got to see Berry Swirl in person at the garden event in Corvallis. I fell in love with it.
I won't be able to go to Eugene for the Northwest Garden Nursery. My daughter is having surgery and will stay with us for that weekend.

Thnaks everyone.
Lynn, hope she does well.

Me to, it is a 6 hour surgery. She comes from tough stock, she will be fine.

Spring, The variegated one, is it called, 'Snow Fever'? I was trying to read through the dirt. lol

Sorry Lynn, we crossed. I hope your daughter does well.

Thank you Susan.
Back to our awesome hellebores.
My Hellebore 'Red Lady' is about to open her first bloom.

virginiarose said: Spring, The variegated one, is it called, 'Snow Fever'? I was trying to read through the dirt. lol

Yes it is sorry. There are other variegated hellebores too. They are different than the others grow much larger. I think they are Corsican rather than orientalis. I could have that wrong?