Large Pink Hellebore
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- Easy to care for garden plants in a pretty pink
- 24 hour tracked or named delivery just £6
- Delivered gift wrapped direct to the recipients door
A great gift for the shorter days, these hardy Hellebore, or Christmas roses, are stunning flowering garden plants with delicate blooms and rich dark green foliage. They are easy to look after and will look great in a pot on a doorstep or patio or planted directly into the ground.
We're delighted to have the first of these gorgeous pink hellebore back at the nursery for the new season.
Substantial plants, currently in tight bud, with the first blooms starting to open for the new season.
5/ 5
3 reviews
Beautiful plant that my mum loved
A mother's day present very well received. A lovely plant with lots of flowers in bloom.
good size, excellent quality
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Hellebores are also known as ‘The Christmas Rose’ as they flower around Christmas but they can flower right through until March.
This variety will do best outdoors either in a pot on a doorstep or patio or planted directly in the ground. Choose a spot out of direct sunlight where you can enjoy the winter flowers. You will probably find our winter rain provides plenty of water but if we do have a dry spell give your hellebore a drink – you are always aiming to keep the soil damp.
After flowering your Hellebore can be re-potted 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 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 plenty more growth and flowers in the autumn and winter.
