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Helleborus orientalis

23 years ago

This is a photo taken last spring in my yard of a 'Royal Heritage Strain' hellebore.

Deer resistant, good foliage, provides flowers at a time of year when the landscape is usually very quiet otherwise. I like 'Royal Heritage Strain' cultivars because they have an exceptionally long bloom period.
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mimi856
23 years ago
just got one today . Will it bloom its first year?
capief
23 years ago
Hello, I find it very beautiful and will be interested by seeds next year if you do agree.
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