Plant hellebores in spring or early fall. Work an organic-rich fertilizer into the loosened soil at planting, water well, then cover the ground with 2 inches of weed-smothering mulch. Fertilize each spring and early fall to encourage best bloom. Clumps can be dug and divided after bloom or in earlyRead More →
The hellebore is a small evergreen perennial that blooms during the winter months and into spring, usually starting as early as late January. The clumps expand slowly by rhizomatous roots but are not invasive. Are hellebores native to North Carolina? Hellebores are native to Europe and Asia. The true wildRead More →
Helleborus lividus, Helleborus niger and Helleborus thibetanus prefer a position that is sheltered, cool, in light shade and has well-drained soil or the drainage of a raised bed. Alternatively plant in containers. Helleborus argutifolius and Helleborus × sternii are best for sun. How much sun does a hellebore need? PositionRead More →