Plant Lenten rose in early fall or spring in partial to full shade, keeping them sheltered from harsh winter winds.; Keep the soil moist, but don't let Lenten rose plant roots get soggy; mulch in ...

The Lenten rose, or hellebore, has gone from being a connoisseur’s plant to a widely used perennial valued for its low care, versatility and adaptability to shade. The bloom resembles a wild ...

Wild geranium (Geranium maculatum) is a native, clump-forming perennial occurring in woodlands. Five-petaled, saucer-shaped ...

Lenten rose gives flowers in early spring, then adds interest with its striking leaves. Hellebore or Lenten rose Why you've got to plant some: Lenten roses are actually a member of the buttercup ...

The plant bulks out over about a month ... The one thing they won’t abide is wet clay. The plain old Lenten rose is prone to a lot of natural variability, but when I saw how the breeder can ...

The Lenten rose doesn’t just stick to one shade. These flowers come in a stunning range of colors including soft pink, deep purple, wine red, green, white, and even yellow.

Lenten rose flowers can be found in a wide variety of colors, like white, green, pink, peach and purple, and many feature speckles, as well. There are even various shapes of leaves.

There is another plant, the Lenten rose (Helleborus orientalis), that normally blooms in mid-March is now in bloom across Rowan County. There are more than 20 species of winter blooming hellebores ...

This article’s winter blooming plant discussion is over Hellebores. I have found it common enough within my network of gardeners that it is hard to imagine how rare it was a decade ago ...