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A sight to behold each year

A timeless favourite for gardening enthusiasts. The Christmas rose (Helleborus orientalis) adds colour to your garden or patio in the winter and early spring. The long-blooming Helleborus ‘Hello Amber” is native to countries such as Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey, and its range extends to central Asia. Since the Helleborus is one of the few plants that blooms in the winter and early spring, it is also a wonderful way to awaken the first bees from their hibernation.

Christmas rose Helleborus 'Hello Amber' Pink-White - Hardy plant

Helleborus orientalis 'Hello Amber'

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Specifications
Pink,White
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
Flowering November - March
Stays green
Growing height 25 - 50 cm
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Hardy plant
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Planting distance 30 - 40 cm
Planting
Hellebores grow well in the garden but are also quite happy in a large planter. Improve poor garden soil with a mix of compost, granulated cow manure or leaf mould. Plant your Christmas rose at the correct depth - the top of the root ball should be just slightly below soil level. Fill the hole with soil, press firmly and water generously immediately after planting. Hellebores like full sun or partial shade in permeable, fertile soil.
  Heleborus in the garden Hellebore (Christmas Rose) really does deserve a prominent spot in your garden. Choose somewhere you can see it from your window, you can then enjoy it from indoors too. Especially when grown in groups, this winter flowering plant will give you so much joy. You can combine with other early flowering plants like cyclamen or primrose.
Care
All Hellebores are strong, hardy garden plants. Make sure the soil around the roots does not dry out and water extra in dry summery weather. A place in partial shade is better than being in full sun. As the plant begins to flower, cut the old leaves right back and the flowers will look even prettier. You will soon see signs of new leaves that will look beautiful through the summer. Cover with a mulch of fallen leaves in winter for protection.
Extra
Helleborus orientalis is one of the loveliest of winter flowering plants. Depending on the weather, the first flowers can appear as early as January. After flowering, the seed pods will remain decorative for a long time. Christmas Rose is a hardy, evergreen perennial.
Hellebores are very popular, there are lots of different cultivars available in a wide range of colours. They flourish in the cold winter months, which explains why these perennials are a must for the winter garden.
Another name for the Helleborus is Christmas Rose or Lenten rose. It is actually poisonous if eaten - so advisable to use gloves when pruning.
Hellebores belongs to the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae).
 
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A sight to behold each year

A timeless favourite for gardening enthusiasts. The Christmas rose (Helleborus orientalis) adds colour to your garden or patio in the winter and early spring. The long-blooming Helleborus ‘Hello Amber” is native to countries such as Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey, and its range extends to central Asia. Since the Helleborus is one of the few plants that blooms in the winter and early spring, it is also a wonderful way to awaken the first bees from their hibernation.

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