2025年3月18日 · Lenten roses (Helleborus x hybridus) are easy-to-grow flowers with long-lasting sepals and striking foliage. Learn how to grow gorgeous hellebores.

2020年2月12日 · Growing Lenten roses from seed offers the opportunity to populate a garden with a varied palette of late winter to early spring perennials at an economical cost.

The Helleborus genus, commonly known as Hellebore or Lenten Rose, is a captivating member of the Ranunculaceae family. These herbaceous perennials are celebrated for their elegant, nodding flowers in shades of white, pink, purple, green, and even …

3 Containers of Mixed Lenten Rose/Hellebore in 2.5 Inch Pots- Great for Fall Planting!

These early blooms make Lenten Rose a valuable addition to the garden, as it provides color and interest when many other plants are still dormant. Growing Conditions: Lenten Rose prefers partial to full shade, making it an excellent choice for shady or woodland gardens.

2025年2月13日 · Lenten roses make a beautiful carpet-like ground cover that naturally expands as the seeds drop. “If the soil is tended to before planting [and is mostly free from roots], they will spread more easily,” says Thompson.

Showy and long-lasting, Helleborus Lenten Rose features double, saucer-shaped blossoms in a rich array of colors. The large purple-red flowers may be streaked with red, green or yellow on the inside while the outside is black or purple.

Helleborus orientalis Hybrids Mixed seeds, commonly known as Lenten Rose or Christmas Rose, is an enchanting collection of winter blooming, delicate woodland flowers on sturdy stems. Plants grow an average of 14" to 16" inches with evergreen foliage.

Hellebores, also known as Lenten Rose, Christmas Rose or Helleborus, is the darling of the winter garden. This vigorous perennial blooms in late winter and early spring before other plants have awakened. Delight in growing as a large swath among a woodland area, as a border or as edging planting.

Hybrid Lenten roses (Helleborus x hybridus), also known as hybrid hellebores or Orientalis Hybrids (or incorrectly as H. orientalis), are long-lived perennials that typically reach 12 to 18 inches tall and 1 to 2 feet wide.