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Snow on hellebores

6 years ago

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sandyslopes z6 n. UT
6 years ago
That's pretty the way the snow coats the leaves. My pic would only be of a few inches of snow with no leaves showing yet.
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6 years ago
"That's pretty the way the snow coats the leaves. My pic would only be of a few inches of snow with no leaves showing yet."

Don't understand your comment. Aren't they evergreen for you?
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sandyslopes z6 n. UT
6 years ago
I should have said a few "feet" of snow not inches. If mine are evergreen, I don't get to see them until we get melt off, usually in March. By the time I see them again they're kind of splayed on the ground and tattered looking. But they send up new growth quickly and flower so early, which is always a welcome sight.
xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
6 years ago
That's pretty enough for a calendar! Maybe you can start your own calendar of photos from your own garden!
fig_insanity Z7b E TN
6 years ago
This is from several years ago, but I thought it was appropriate. It's
from back in the day when I dabbled in breeding hellebores. Hope you
like:

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