Helleborus - The Christmas Rose

Also known as Christmas Rose, Helleborus is an evergreen plant that is not difficult to grow. It produces flowers from late fall until early spring. Each flower stalk bears a single 5-10 cm bloom. We have four Double Ellen varieties available as well as a colourful mix to choose from. Available in packs of 25 and 150 bare root. Hardy for zones 4-9.

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Helleborus Double Ellen Pink

SKU: 0242
Height: 45 cm
Beautifully shaped, double pink flowers with shorter inner petals.

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Helleborus Double Ellen Purple

SKU: 0243
Height: 45 cm
Deep purple (almost black) full double flowers.

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Helleborus Double Ellen White

SKU: 0244
Height: 45 cm
Large 3" fully double flowers.

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