Hellebore Potted Garden Plant,Helleborus Christmas Rose, Winter Flowering, Attracts Pollinators, Patios & Gardens, 1 x Helleborus Christmas Carol Plant in a 12cm Pot by Thompson & Morgan

• Helleborus ‘Christmas Carol’ (Christmas Rose) is a hardy garden perennial with evergreen foliage and white flowers in winter, attracting bees. Ideal for garden borders and patios.
• A reliable perennial with crisp white flowers from winter to spring which attract pollinators. Evergreen foliage provides year-round interest and ground cover in borders or pots.
• A reliable perennial with crisp white flowers from winter to spring which attract pollinators. Evergreen foliage provides year-round interest and ground cover in borders or pots.
• Potted hardy plants; 1 x Helleborus ‘Christmas Carol’ plant in a 12cm pot.

Highlight your winter garden with the gleaming white flowers of Helleborus ‘Christmas Carol’ (Hellebore). Also known as the Christmas Rose, this variety is often in bloom from late December and will continue to put on a great show right through the early season until spring. The nectar-rich flowers are an essential source of nectar for early-emerging bumblebees. This shade tolerant plant is a great choice for brightening up the areas of the garden which are under trees or around shrubs, or with generally lower light levels. Evergreen foliage provides a year-round colour, texture and ground cover. Also a great addition to winter pot combinations with spring bulbs and bedding. Grow hellebores in neutral or alkaline soil, in dappled shade. Hellebores prefer a moist, humous rich, fertile soil that does not dry out in summer or sit waterlogged in winter. When growing hellebores on heavy clay or free draining gravel soils, add plenty of well rotted leaf mould or other organic matter to the soil prior to planting. Mulch hellebore plants with well rotted manure or garden compost each spring. Hellebores resent disturbance after planting and may take some time to re-establish. However when clumps become overcrowded, lifting and dividing of hellebores should be undertaken immediately after flowering. Caution: Hellebore sap may irritate the skin and eyes, harmful if eaten. Mulch hellebore plants with well rotted manure or garden compost each spring. Hellebores resent disturbance after planting and may take some time to re-establish. However when clumps become overcrowded, lifting and dividing of hellebores should be undertaken immediately after flowering. Caution: Hellebore sap may irritate the skin and eyes, harmful if eaten. Height: Up to 30cm when fully established Spread: Up to 45cm when fully established Supplied as 1 x Helleborus ‘Christmas Carol’ plant in a 12cm pot. Delivered with growing and care instructions Images shown are for guidance only.