Helleborus x hybridus Double red with paler centre
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Location: 4175: FRT M5
£6.99
| Variation Title | Price | Add to Cart Button | Stock | Quantity |
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| 9 cm | £ 6.99 | 181 |
Description
Helleborus x hybridus Double red with paler centre
A divine range of deep reddish pink double hellebores, each has a beautiful paler centre making them something special. A line that is still evolving.. watch this space!They also look good combined with paler coloured Hellebores in a mixed border.Hellebore seed is available and being from our stock tunnels it is all hand pollinated. Seed is surplus to our own breeding program and is therefore of the highest standard. It is sold in counts of five seeds. For those who don’t want to spend out on large plants, yet don’t want to go down the seed route either, we are now offering both plug plants (dispatch May-September) and seedlings (dispatch Feb-May) all supplied in packs of 5. The colours and markings of seedlings, plugs and seed may be variable. More Hellebores for sale here
About the Family
Helleborus hybrids, often referred to as Lenten Roses or Christmas Roses, are botanical treasures that have undergone a splendid transformation. Beyond the traditional whites and pinks, breeders have introduced a mesmerizing array of colours, ranging from rich pinks to deep plums, white, yellow and even black, creating a captivating winter palette. The addition of golden leaf forms further enhances their allure, casting a luminous glow in shaded garden spaces. These hybrids exhibit not only a spectrum of colours but also a variety of fascinating patterns. Some showcase delicate spotting and splashing, adding an element of intrigue to their blooms. Others boast double forms with layered petals, reminiscent of floral rosettes, while anemone forms feature prominent central clusters surrounded by a graceful ring of petals.
Cultivating Helleborus hybrids is a testament to their adaptability. Thriving in partial to full shade, they appreciate well-drained, humus-rich soils. These versatile plants establish themselves as stalwart companions in woodland settings, perennial borders, or shaded rock gardens, bringing elegance to spaces that might otherwise go unnoticed in the winter garden.
Propagation techniques, such as division and seed sowing, empower gardeners to multiply their Helleborus treasures. Division during the dormant season allows these hybrids to rejuvenate, ensuring a consistent display of exquisite blooms. Sowing seeds also opens the door to the excitement of creating unique hybrids, as these plants readily cross-pollinate.
The evolving world of Helleborus hybrids unveils a captivating journey for garden enthusiasts, blending tradition with innovation. As these hybrids continue to enchant with their winter resilience and evolving colours, they embody the timeless allure of botanical artistry, transforming gardens into vibrant, ever-changing tapestries during the colder months.
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