Add rich colors to shady spaces with a drift of hellebores. The woodland perennial easily naturalizes in the landscape, providing color & interest from late winter to spring.

• Low-growing, woodland groundcover
• Thrives in rich soil & deep shade
• Plant in drifts & clumps for a natural effect

Hellebore Growing Tips

Also called a winter, Lenten or Christmas rose, this shade-loving evergreen is actually part of the buttercup family. Establish new plants in partially shaded rich, loamy, well-draining soil. Keep evenly watered during especially dry summers. Hellebore tends to thrive in neutral to alkaline soil—for soils with a pH <7.0, amend with lime in fall. Apply a balanced fertilizer in spring. Don’t prune back for winter.