Indoor Hellebore
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- Miniature Hellebores ideal for table tops and windowsills
- Choose your delivery date on the order form
- Price includes a choice of stylish pots
This variety of indoor hellebore have been especially bred to thrive indoors in the winter months. Also known as a winter rose, keep your indoor hellebore somewhere cool and bright and it will produce delicate white flowers throughout December and into the new year too.
4.5/ 5
43 reviews
Healthy plant
I bought this plant for my aunt- lovely
Plant arrived in bud and bloom exactly as advertised.
My sister was delighted with it. It looks lovely in the photo she sent.
Unusual gift. Can be planted outside too. The gift that keeps on giving!
Such a beautiful plant, I wish I’d ordered one for myself as well. It was everything that was promised doubled!
Good job FFP
Very good !
Sent two of these as a winter gift. Both recipients loved them. My Mum says they were exactly as a Christmas rose should be. So many flowers to come!
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These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Hellebores are also known as ‘The Christmas Rose’ as they flower around Christmas. They are usually outdoor plants, but this particularly variety has been specially bred so that it can be enjoyed indoors over the festive period.
While the plant is indoors, keep it as cool as you can and make sure there is plenty of natural but not direct sunlight. An East or West facing window is ideal are on a table top in a bright room.
Keep your Hellebore well watered, the compost should feel damp to the touch.
After flowering your Hellebore can be repotted in a larger pot with suitable compost and put outside on a patio or balcony or it can be planted out in the garden in the spring. Hellebores like semi shade and a damp but well drained spot and often work well in the shade of larger shrubs or trees. Over time your hellebore can grow into a sizeable bush producing pretty white flowers in the depths of winter. Once established they are very hardy and will continue to flower even when snow is on the ground.
Problem solving: Old foliage and spent flowers should be removed to keep the plant healthy, especially indoors and in a pot. Don’t be surprised if your plant doesn’t look too bushy in the summer months when it is resting – it will soon come back with more growth and flowers next autumn.
