Recent convert to hellebores and I’ve learnt so much about this lovely plant from your video. Hellebores do seem to be fantastically hardy as I’ve got several that survive our harsher Scottish winters, but from your video that might be because my garden has very free draining soil.
I found your channel by searching for care guides for these lovely flowers, and I stayed for both of your energy/banter between one another, and information! Looking forward to more videos from you both!
Pruning is actually 2x year for hybrids, foliage in early winter then spent flower heads in late spring to prevent reseeding and aphids which re attracted to spent flowers
Ordered first time from Post Office: got a great variety, all excellent quality, healthy plants with roots going gangbusters. Thanks for the interview! 😊
Great show and thank you for sharing the progression of the plant from seed to years old maturity! Fascinating and stunning flowers, especially the double black one. Lovely!
Cut the stems, dip the ends in hot water and then they’ll last as a cut flower in a vase longer than anything else. I’ve had some last for close to two weeks.
Helleborus are best raised from seed. Although they can be dug and divided in late autumn they resent it and will take quite a long time to get their vigour back so only do it if you have a special colour that you wish to increase and don’t do it often. Regards Stephen
Thank you gentleman, I always learn so much! Last winter I overwatered my hellebores in pots, now I know better. Alas, indeed, no international shipping. Looking forward to your continued plant exploits and explorations
What an amazing post! Truly a gem for all the information I got cause I love Hellebores so much! Beautiful and useful in the garden especially during the dreary winter period in the UK. I’ve got the hybridus and they’re thriving well. I need to get more ❤😂
I recently came across helleborus moving to the Midwest US and have fallen in love with them. ❣️ I splurged and bought 5 Frostkiss Moondance(?) but almost brought home 9 of them! I have no experience at all with helleborus so these videos are much appreciated and helpful. Thank you! 💚
Thank you again for such thorough presentation and I’m too converted! I’ll check what we have here in France/Netherlands. I can’t wait for this heat wave to pass and make a start on winter gardening projects. Thank you gents!
Don't be scared about growing them in warmer climates. I have a pair of orientalis, one I've had for a year, and one I just got. My year old is doing fantastic and her blooms lasted almost all year (I think she lost her last one in July or August), and I live in southern California, about 30 miles from the coast. I keep them on the east side of my house, close to the wall so they get strong morning sun and then almost nothing after 11am.
😢 So wish that you shipped to the USA! You have some stunning varieties that I’d love to add to my collection. Hellebores are one of my favorite plants! I haven’t found a great source for them here - a few with limited variety. Thank you for another truly fabulous video jammed packed with useful information. 💚
@@Katie-vy5rdI'm here because I discovered hellebores while walking around in a D&B nursery in a Boise suburb. It was a heartbreaking beautiful mauve flower and I couldn't resist so there are now 2 growing under my maple tree. ❤
I´ve loved your special programmes on given plants: I found the one on tuberous begonias great, and I´ve also thoroughly enjoyed this one about hellebores, thank you!!!
The breeder is is not interested in the upward facing style but is trying to breed colour into the petal backs and believes that they lack the elegance of the nodding ones. Regards Stephen
I absolutely love hellebores. Love. White flowers are my favourite, but they're all gorgeous. I didn't know they were fussy about water; they tolerate our incredibly rainy winter, but my hellebores are all up on my rockery where the drainage is very good (I picked that location so the flowers are more visible).
Thank you thank you so interresting and helpful. I have some hellebores in my garden but have been confused when i go to the nursery. Well confusion no more i have the information and i am not afraid to use it haha. The hellebore family are happy they have another convert. Thankyou again
Loved this look into Hellebore breeding. Peter has developed such beautiful plants! I wonder if he has named cultivars and how wide a distribution they have.
He breeds colour strains and forms only.Named clones would need to be grown by dividing an impractical thing commercially or via tissue culture. Regards Stephen
I want me some of those yellow Helleborus. No wonder they are so expensive. Do they really need to be in such large Nursery cans, pots, containers? Either way, Helabores will be my new love affair x 💙🌺😇🙏🇦🇺🕊️
Question....I neglected on purpose not to cut off last years leaves until recently when I noticed they were completely brown and covered in some kind of white extremely miniature lobster looking things. I refuse to spray instead I pray, so I asked God in the name of Jesus to please send the natural predator to come and eat them. Which brings me to another question....both the last two different brands of the cheapest potting mix sold where I buy it completely sink as much as a foot, well would if I didn't keep topping them up. I find it makes for stronger plants most of the time, however, of course I've been worried about causing 'collar rot' and fairly recently after topping up a pot with a 'Citrine Mandevilla' I noticed a lot of tiny black insects all over the flower buds and it took me a while to wake up and realise that I had caused the plant to start ailing so I pulled it up out to where I thought the original soil level would have been. Now the leaves are green around the edges and brown in the middle and if I touch them they drop off very easily. Yes, I prayed that the plant will survive so we shall see. Either way I will be replacing it if I have to. I'm loving and wanting yellow flowers in the garden at the moment.
Wow. Finally I’m founded great video about this flowers with details. Thank you 🙏 very much for you time and great job. But questions. Why this flowers. Do not sale in Florida ? -Jacksonville? Zlata. ( Florida. Russia)
love all of them! I have a few and yeah gotta wait 3 years to see what has reseeded, some plants do not make a lot of seeds though..you know the ones I would like more of ;-) love the really dark double ones and that white one with a red rim (sorry don't know the name, saw them in the bowl)
Thank you for this wonderful video! I ordered some mixed Hellebores niger last month. Based on their size, they're probably a year old. I'm in a very humid area of the US (central South Carolina). I'm going to try keeping them in terra cotta pots, and moving them inside during the summer. I've also been keeping them under an outdoor umbrella out of the rain and watering them by hand. So many of the plants I'm interested in growing either need more chill hours than we get here or a slightly more tropical climate! Wish me luck with my Hellebores!
Hi Neighbor, I’m in Georgia US zone 8a and I have been growing hellebores for quite a few years. Started in a shade garden, then lost a limb off of my tree. Now they are in full sun, in the heat of the summer. The humidity doesn’t seem to bother them. They bloom beautifully every season. Adding new ones to my garden this year.
I’ve just today found your channel and boy am I glad I did. What a fantastic video this is. I live in the UK and last year took some seeds from various Hellebores and left them in a tray of soil in the shade at the top of the garden. At the end of summer I found them and to my surprise they had actually sprouted so now I’ve got approximately 60 seedlings and no idea what to do with them, until now!! I did actually prick them out and put them into their own individual cells but I’m wondering now if they should be in something deeper. Could you tell me if I need to move them to 9cm pots and where would I be best keeping them to grow on, do they need heat and light or shade and cool? I have a small grow house and a cold frame. Many thanks, Deb
Absolutely fascinating, so glad you were able to show us this place! Thank you 😍😍😍 I think it is not really your taste, but it would be great to see a cut flower garden from Australia, maybe there is one which grows native species too? Greetings, Judit 😊
I absolutely love hellebores though I only have space for a few. I would have liked you to ask about whether it is possible to breed for a trait of upward looking flowers. Thank you for the fantastic video.
Thanks so much for this fantastic video! I’ve been to Postoffice Farm several years ago and purchased heaps of stunning hellebores, which are flowering beautifully right now. I planted them underneath 3 Japanese maples and they look great there all year long providing I keep the leaves nice and neat. The new growth does seem to get thrips or aphids (Not sure which!) and pyrethrum damages the foliage. Any suggestions for anything else I could use which doesn’t affect the new growth? They do seem to self seed all over the place so the babies need to be continually weeded. But they are the reason I love my garden at this time of the year in mid winter!! I use dynamic lifter and worm castings a couple of times a year on this section of my garden. Thanks again for the video, fabulous to see what’s actually involved in propagating and growing hellebores at Postoffice Farm!
if they are in the open let nature take its course. If you want a stable form then they need to be isolated from insects and hand pollinated. You can use the same plant. Regards Stephen
most stemmed ones (ie foetidus ,argutifolius ) are hard to cross with stemless one (orientalis etc) within the group crossing is usually quite easy. Regards Stephen
It depends on soi,l aspect and time of the year so it is virtually impossible to say but they will show you that they are dry fairly quickly if the foliage starts to flag. Regards Stephen
Hello guys 😊 I have two questions about this plant. First, When you were discussing the fertilizer it was said that it has to be a full npk fertilizer. Is that a npk value of 10-10-10 or 10-15-10? Second, Can this plant withstand the north eastern united states winters? I live in Philadelphia pa and after watching this I'm going to try and add this plant to my garden next spring. Anyway great video! Very informative, The flowers are gorgeous 💚🌱
@@StephenGRyan is that to use either of those npk value fertilizer? And what about the winters up here in Philadelphia pa in the north east side of the united states?
@@Joey-vw1id Hi there - Peter's point is that any general purpose slow release fertiliser will do as long as it contains NPK - which all general purpose slow release fertilisers should. With that sort of product you won't need to worry about the exact %. And it seems there are many Hellebore growers in Philadelphia so go for it! philadelphiacountymastergardeners.blogspot.com/2012/02/hellebores-beautiful-flowers-all-winter.html
here in the southeas US .... they've become a bit invasive..... i've eliminated almost all of mine and they were just hybrids and they had made such a mat of problems that i just didn't want to fool with them any more.... the allure has worn off for me...i have a couple species left that are declining but i won't replace them, i don't think.... sorry to be negative nelly
Recent convert to hellebores and I’ve learnt so much about this lovely plant from your video. Hellebores do seem to be fantastically hardy as I’ve got several that survive our harsher Scottish winters, but from your video that might be because my garden has very free draining soil.
They are surprisingly tough and your well drained soil won't hurt. Regards Stephen
I just purchased 5 hellebores and they are so beautiful! I can't wait to get more!
Five is just the beginning! Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists I already want more LOL
I found your channel by searching for care guides for these lovely flowers, and I stayed for both of your energy/banter between one another, and information! Looking forward to more videos from you both!
Don't forget we have a large back catalog for you to browse through as well as our new weekly episodes. Regards Stephen
Such a comprehensive guide to the beloved hellebores. It inspires me to collect more and more.
Glad you enjoyed it! Regards Stephen
I feel a black hellebore with dark or maroon blush stems and foliage would send me through the roof with excitement!
Positively I hope!!
@@thehorti-culturalists lol yes with excitement. I edited my original comment.
Those yellow hellebores 💛💛💛
Pretty gorgeous aren’t they. Regards Stephen
Pruning is actually 2x year for hybrids, foliage in early winter then spent flower heads in late spring to prevent reseeding and aphids which re attracted to spent flowers
True. Regards Stephen
Ordered first time from Post Office: got a great variety, all excellent quality, healthy plants with roots going gangbusters. Thanks for the interview! 😊
Thanks for watching!
They are absolutely stunning 🌸🌸🌸🌱🤗
Thanks for watching!
❤❤❤❤❤ I love Helles. They bloom so long. I had a few bloom all the way to summer. Pretty cool.
They are great garden plants aren’t they. Regards Stephen
Great show and thank you for sharing the progression of the plant from seed to years old maturity! Fascinating and stunning flowers, especially the double black one. Lovely!
Thanks for watching - they are gorgeous!
They are my new obsession
Thanks for watching!
Cut the stems, dip the ends in hot water and then they’ll last as a cut flower in a vase longer than anything else. I’ve had some last for close to two weeks.
Thanks for watching!
True!
I love hellébores and all of them have come from Peter’s farm. I’m in Adelaide and they grow beautifully in the garden and in pots.
He is an amazing grower isn’t he! Regards Stephen
My Post Office Farm order should be arriving next week- so now I am even more excited!!
Enjoy your plants!
Bought 4 plants from Post Office, too early for flowers, gorgeous doubles
Very nice! Regards Stephen
One of my passions. Great tour. Thank you from USA-North Carolina. Zone7b
Thanks for watching!
Loved this video! So interesting to see the journey a breeder goes through. And hellebores are one of my favourite plants - just so beautiful ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Regards Stephen
Love these "SHY" flowers. I have one...live by the Sea, Northern California. Learning how they do in my area before I buy more. Thanks for sharing
A pleasure. Regards Stephen
Love how you hold the pots in a cuddle. ❤😊
Thank you! 😊
Thank you very much for this informative video. I have been to the Post Office Farm nursery and is impressive, I will be back this winter!!!🌱
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for showing us what happens with Helebores from beginning to end! I have some seedlings in my garden for the 1st time and this truly helps!!!
You are so welcome! Regards Stephen
Great info! I would love a follow up on how to divide mature hellebores, and how to replant them please.
Helleborus are best raised from seed. Although they can be dug and divided in late autumn they resent it and will take quite a long time to get their vigour back so only do it if you have a special colour that you wish to increase and don’t do it often. Regards Stephen
As a collegue breeder it is so nice to see how is is done somewhere else
Thank you for watching! Where’s your nursery?
Thank you gentleman, I always learn so much! Last winter I overwatered my hellebores in pots, now I know better. Alas, indeed, no international shipping. Looking forward to your continued plant exploits and explorations
Many thanks for watching!
Amazing most complete information on Hellebores. I just purchased and planted 4 last fall so excited to see how they do here in MS. Thank you!
Good luck! Regards Stephen
What an amazing post! Truly a gem for all the information I got cause I love Hellebores so much! Beautiful and useful in the garden especially during the dreary winter period in the UK. I’ve got the hybridus and they’re thriving well. I need to get more ❤😂
Glad it was helpful! Regards Stephen
I recently came across helleborus moving to the Midwest US and have fallen in love with them. ❣️
I splurged and bought 5 Frostkiss Moondance(?) but almost brought home 9 of them! I have no experience at all with helleborus so these videos are much appreciated and helpful. Thank you! 💚
Glad we could be of help. Regards Stephen
Thank you again for such thorough presentation and I’m too converted! I’ll check what we have here in France/Netherlands. I can’t wait for this heat wave to pass and make a start on winter gardening projects. Thank you gents!
Thanks for watching!
The hellebores floating in the bowl are stunning! This is a great video. I just recently discovered this plant and it's my new favourite
Thanks for watching - they are fabulous!
Don't be scared about growing them in warmer climates. I have a pair of orientalis, one I've had for a year, and one I just got. My year old is doing fantastic and her blooms lasted almost all year (I think she lost her last one in July or August), and I live in southern California, about 30 miles from the coast. I keep them on the east side of my house, close to the wall so they get strong morning sun and then almost nothing after 11am.
Thanks for watching!
😢 So wish that you shipped to the USA! You have some stunning varieties that I’d love to add to my collection. Hellebores are one of my favorite plants! I haven’t found a great source for them here - a few with limited variety. Thank you for another truly fabulous video jammed packed with useful information. 💚
Thank you for watching!
Do you mind sharing where you get yours from the US? I'm in Idaho....
@@Katie-vy5rdI'm here because I discovered hellebores while walking around in a D&B nursery in a Boise suburb. It was a heartbreaking beautiful mauve flower and I couldn't resist so there are now 2 growing under my maple tree. ❤
Thank you for introducing me to hellebores I had not yet heard of. Love the silvery leaves.
Thanks for watching!
What a fun and informative field trip. Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
Watching from Oregon zone 8b for the 3rd time, just so much good information
Glad it was helpful! Regards Stephen
Gorgeous! This video was so helpful and informative. Thank you!
Very glad! Thanks for watching!
I´ve loved your special programmes on given plants: I found the one on tuberous begonias great, and I´ve also thoroughly enjoyed this one about hellebores, thank you!!!
And thank you for watching them!
Very interesting and inspiring presentation as always. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I was hoping you’d discuss the hybrids that have flowers that look up rather than downwards.
The breeder is is not interested in the upward facing style but is trying to breed colour into the petal backs and believes that they lack the elegance of the nodding ones. Regards Stephen
I absolutely love hellebores. Love. White flowers are my favourite, but they're all gorgeous. I didn't know they were fussy about water; they tolerate our incredibly rainy winter, but my hellebores are all up on my rockery where the drainage is very good (I picked that location so the flowers are more visible).
Thanks for watching!
💐 I love hellebores and very beautiful ❤️ Thanks
Excellent video. Informative, entertaining, good editing...great!
Glad you enjoyed it! Regards Stephen
I adore these videos!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you thank you so interresting and helpful. I have some hellebores in my garden but have been confused when i go to the nursery. Well confusion no more i have the information and i am not afraid to use it haha. The hellebore family are happy they have another convert. Thankyou again
Thanks for watching - they are fabulous!
Loved this look into Hellebore breeding. Peter has developed such beautiful plants! I wonder if he has named cultivars and how wide a distribution they have.
He breeds colour strains and forms only.Named clones would need to be grown by dividing an impractical thing commercially or via tissue culture. Regards Stephen
incredible to see all the stages. You have a fantastic business there.
Thanks for watching!
Great video. I just purchased my first Helleborus, Moondance. It's so beautiful.
Glad you are on board with these fabulous plants. Regards Stephen
Southern US - Texas. High humidity & very hot summers, 90°-105.°
Could be a challenge in such conditions. However nothing ventured nothing gained! Regards Stephen
Loved this look into looking after Helebores
Thanks for watching!
Do you have Instagram
@@madelinejacquemin1939 instagram.com/stephengryan/ & instagram.com/matthew_d_lucas/
Excellent information and very entertaining.
Thanks for watching!
Can a large hellebore plant be split?
I want me some of those yellow Helleborus. No wonder they are so expensive. Do they really need to be in such large Nursery cans, pots, containers? Either way, Helabores will be my new love affair x 💙🌺😇🙏🇦🇺🕊️
I recognise that man's hand. The hands of a gardener x 💙🌺😇🙏🇦🇺🕊️
Thanks for watching!
Wow, that was awesome... I learnt so much. I'm going to get me some of those year old plants. Thanks you guys x 💙🌺😇🙏🇦🇺🕊️
Question....I neglected on purpose not to cut off last years leaves until recently when I noticed they were completely brown and covered in some kind of white extremely miniature lobster looking things. I refuse to spray instead I pray, so I asked God in the name of Jesus to please send the natural predator to come and eat them. Which brings me to another question....both the last two different brands of the cheapest potting mix sold where I buy it completely sink as much as a foot, well would if I didn't keep topping them up. I find it makes for stronger plants most of the time, however, of course I've been worried about causing 'collar rot' and fairly recently after topping up a pot with a 'Citrine Mandevilla' I noticed a lot of tiny black insects all over the flower buds and it took me a while to wake up and realise that I had caused the plant to start ailing so I pulled it up out to where I thought the original soil level would have been. Now the leaves are green around the edges and brown in the middle and if I touch them they drop off very easily. Yes, I prayed that the plant will survive so we shall see. Either way I will be replacing it if I have to. I'm loving and wanting yellow flowers in the garden at the moment.
Im currently growing my own Helleborus foetidus (Stinking Hellebore), from seed! not many cultivars out there; very exited!
Sounds great! Regards Stephen
Wow. Finally I’m founded great video about this flowers with details. Thank you 🙏 very much for you time and great job. But questions. Why this flowers. Do not sale in Florida ? -Jacksonville? Zlata. ( Florida. Russia)
We are hoping to cover asa many different flowers as possible in the future. Regards Stephen
love all of them! I have a few and yeah gotta wait 3 years to see what has reseeded, some plants do not make a lot of seeds though..you know the ones I would like more of ;-) love the really dark double ones and that white one with a red rim (sorry don't know the name, saw them in the bowl)
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this wonderful video!
I ordered some mixed Hellebores niger last month. Based on their size, they're probably a year old. I'm in a very humid area of the US (central South Carolina). I'm going to try keeping them in terra cotta pots, and moving them inside during the summer. I've also been keeping them under an outdoor umbrella out of the rain and watering them by hand.
So many of the plants I'm interested in growing either need more chill hours than we get here or a slightly more tropical climate!
Wish me luck with my Hellebores!
Best of luck as you probably know they aren’t very happy with high humidity. Regards Stephen
Hi Neighbor, I’m in Georgia US zone 8a and I have been growing hellebores for quite a few years. Started in a shade garden, then lost a limb off of my tree. Now they are in full sun, in the heat of the summer. The humidity doesn’t seem to bother them. They bloom beautifully every season. Adding new ones to my garden this year.
@@mayee6180 n e ga here, same ❤
I’ve just today found your channel and boy am I glad I did. What a fantastic video this is. I live in the UK and last year took some seeds from various Hellebores and left them in a tray of soil in the shade at the top of the garden. At the end of summer I found them and to my surprise they had actually sprouted so now I’ve got approximately 60 seedlings and no idea what to do with them, until now!! I did actually prick them out and put them into their own individual cells but I’m wondering now if they should be in something deeper. Could you tell me if I need to move them to 9cm pots and where would I be best keeping them to grow on, do they need heat and light or shade and cool? I have a small grow house and a cold frame. Many thanks, Deb
I would pot them on into larger pots and keep them in a cool shaded spot. Regards Stephen
Very useful overview. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Great and interesting vlog 👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
Really interesting thanks
Glad you enjoyed it. Regards Stephen
Absolutely fascinating, so glad you were able to show us this place! Thank you 😍😍😍
I think it is not really your taste, but it would be great to see a cut flower garden from Australia, maybe there is one which grows native species too? Greetings, Judit 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Will take your suggestion on board and see what we can find. Regards Stephen.
@@thehorti-culturalists 😍 Thank you for your answer 🙏😊
H.orientalis fine in Tallahassee Florida. Likes lime!
Good to know!
Good to get that sort of feed back as we obviously can't know how a plant will perform anywhere. Regards Stephen
I absolutely love hellebores though I only have space for a few. I would have liked you to ask about whether it is possible to breed for a trait of upward looking flowers. Thank you for the fantastic video.
They are working on it, but so far it hasn't got far. Regards Stephen
It's the end of January 2024 in Northeast Ohio and my hellebore have buds on them. ❤
Fabulous. Regards Stephen
Thanks so much for this fantastic video! I’ve been to Postoffice Farm several years ago and purchased heaps of stunning hellebores, which are flowering beautifully right now. I planted them underneath 3 Japanese maples and they look great there all year long providing I keep the leaves nice and neat. The new growth does seem to get thrips or aphids (Not sure which!) and pyrethrum damages the foliage. Any suggestions for anything else I could use which doesn’t affect the new growth? They do seem to self seed all over the place so the babies need to be continually weeded. But they are the reason I love my garden at this time of the year in mid winter!!
I use dynamic lifter and worm castings a couple of times a year on this section of my garden.
Thanks again for the video, fabulous to see what’s actually involved in propagating and growing hellebores at Postoffice Farm!
It is probably aphids affecting the plants and a strong jet of water will reduce their numbers and not effect the plants. Regards Stephen
Do you pollinate flowers on the same plant or were you just showing us to save time? Do I need to pollinate mine?
if they are in the open let nature take its course. If you want a stable form then they need to be isolated from insects and hand pollinated. You can use the same plant. Regards Stephen
Love my helebores
Thanks for watching!
What was that purple Helaborus at 10.23?
And the yellow flowers?
They are all forms of Helleborus xHydridus without specific names and usually sold as Yellow form or Purple form. Regards Stephen
Can you keep a hallibore in a pot.. 12:20
They aren't good long term pot plants due to their vigorous roots. Regards Stephen
Is there a site that tells which hellebores/ lenten roses are fertile verses sterile?
most stemmed ones (ie foetidus ,argutifolius ) are hard to cross with stemless one (orientalis etc) within the group crossing is usually quite easy. Regards Stephen
How often should I water my hellebores Christmas rose
It depends on soi,l aspect and time of the year so it is virtually impossible to say but they will show you that they are dry fairly quickly if the foliage starts to flag. Regards Stephen
Can you divide hellebores?
Yes but they don't really like it so it sets them back. Regards Stephen
excellent
Thanks for watching!
Hello guys 😊
I have two questions about this plant.
First, When you were discussing the fertilizer it was said that it has to be a full npk fertilizer. Is that a npk value of 10-10-10 or 10-15-10?
Second, Can this plant withstand the north eastern united states winters?
I live in Philadelphia pa and after watching this I'm going to try and add this plant to my garden next spring.
Anyway great video! Very informative, The flowers are gorgeous 💚🌱
It would be fine to use either. Regards Stephen
@@StephenGRyan is that to use either of those npk value fertilizer?
And what about the winters up here in Philadelphia pa in the north east side of the united states?
@@Joey-vw1id Hi there - Peter's point is that any general purpose slow release fertiliser will do as long as it contains NPK - which all general purpose slow release fertilisers should. With that sort of product you won't need to worry about the exact %. And it seems there are many Hellebore growers in Philadelphia so go for it! philadelphiacountymastergardeners.blogspot.com/2012/02/hellebores-beautiful-flowers-all-winter.html
here in the southeas US .... they've become a bit invasive..... i've eliminated almost all of mine and they were just hybrids and they had made such a mat of problems that i just didn't want to fool with them any more.... the allure has worn off for me...i have a couple species left that are declining but i won't replace them, i don't think.... sorry to be negative nelly
Not at all - it's fascinating to hear about different plants in different conditions around the world! Thanks for watching!
I love them! I have woods and they are perfect
ow you must have a lot of patiences...
Identical twins are the same at birth but it ends there.
I love the flowers, but I don’t like the plant.
Fair enough!